Big news today, as SureFire official launches the new SF Ryder 9 Ti suppressor. Building upon the SF Ryder 22-A, the SF Ryder 9 Ti features a titanium body with stainless steel baffles. The full release can be read below:
Fountain Valley, CA — SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-performance illumination tools, WeaponLights, suppressors, and tactical products is building upon the success of its award-winning SF Ryder 22-A suppressor—awarded “Suppressor of the Year” by Guns & Ammo—by releasing a battle-ready version for 9mm pistols and rifles. The new SF Ryder 9-Ti—“Ti” standing for titanium—features an ultra-light titanium tube, front plate, and rear plate that help minimize the suppressor’s overall weight without any sacrifice in strength.
The 9mm SF Ryder 9 Ti—like the .22 suppressor upon which it is based—features pig-nose baffles that provide superior sound attenuation and reduced muzzle blast by precisely directing gasses from fired rounds. This ingenious baffle design—in this case built from durable, heat-treated stainless steel—also makes cleaning the suppressor a simple process. Built-in spacers help reduce carbon buildup between the baffles and the suppressor tube, and every baffle is indexed and individually numbered for foolproof disassembly and reassembly—made even easier by an included assembly/disassembly tool.
Along with use of high-grade titanium in its construction, the 9.5-ounce Ryder 9Ti reduces weight through a clever outer tube design that features rounded edges and fluting, which also makes it easier to get an accurate sight picture with the suppressor attached. The thread-on suppressor securely attaches via single-point cut threads available in either 1Ž2×28 or M13.5×1 thread sizes. Attaching the suppressor is simply a matter of screwing it on to a compatibly threaded 9mm barrel until hand tight.
Built to exacting standards and unrelenting quality like SureFire’s battle-proven Fast-Attach® SOCOM suppressors, the Ryder 9Ti is designed for recreational shooting and tactical applications. Its titanium and stainless steel construction, precision threading, and a tough, attractive Cerakote™ finish available in three colors—black, dark earth, and wolf gray—make it ideal for most any application. MSRP is $799, and the suppressor is available for purchase through authorized SureFire suppressor dealers.
For complete information and to see the live-fire video visit www.surefire.com/sf-ryderseries.
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Does anybody else find it ironic that a CA based company makes something that can’t be legally purchased by the residents of the state they’re based in? I’m actually surprised that the state of CA allows Surefire to manufacture suppressors at all because one might just walk out and find itself in the hands of a hardened criminal or something like that.
California sure likes its tax money.
The founders of Surefire and its predecessor company have been around in California for several decades. Fountain Valley is also in slightly more conservative Orange County, and is within reasonable distance to San Diego, where a number of their customers train so, along with the amazing weather and awesome cuisine, there’s a lot of reasons to stay (and many to leave to be sure.) Not to mention, the bulk of Surefire products are 100% legal for civilians to purchase, own, and operate.
Well thank goodness “citizens” are still “allowed” to buy and own flashlights and lasers since that is what the company makes. SureFire was originally Laser Devices after all….
Oh wait, that’s right. The Government has banned civilian purchase of certain lasers. Never mind.
I know where Fountain Valley is, I grew up in OC and would go down there from time to time. I just find it ironic that they make suppressors in a state where they can’t be legally purchased and (as a state) hates guns. I’m glad that they are CA based but I wonder how long they’ll stay here before the state’s anti-business and anti-gun climate drive them out to another state that’s more friend towards both things.
Well if ever we can fight and win back our state I’ll be glad to have companies like Surefire contributing.
A pipe dream, I know, but California did give America her most conservative president in recent memory.
Weird, I never thought of it that way, but I guess Nixon was pretty conservative after all. Oh wait, you meant Reagan. Let me go take a nap so I have the energy to roll around on the floor laughing with proper intensity.
They’ve been there 35 years, I don’t think they’re planning on moving anytime soon.
Don’t think it’s that strange of a situation at all. There’s probably plenty of examples like this. Colt comes to mind. Same thing almost happened to Magpul if they hadn’t moved.
Some pharmeceuticals are developed and manufactured here in the U.S. but they can’t be perscripbed and purchased here either because they have not yet gained approval or they never will.