Sig Sauer SRD762Ti

Sig Sauer, we give you props. Using their standard SRD762 suppressor as foundation, their all-titanium SRD762Ti model is lightweight and a must-own for 7.62mm silencer enthusiasts. This direct-thread silencer offers extreme durability and maneuverability to the shooter. If those characteristics are important regarding your 7.62mm suppressors (they should be), the SRD762Ti is a perfect “fit.” (Get it?)

Although the Sig Sauer brand is somewhat novel to the silencer manufacturing world, the New Hampshire-based team brings a plethora of cutting-edge designs and ideas to the industry. With Kevin Brittingham (founder of Advanced Armament Corporation) now part of the crew, we expect more revolutionary Sig Sauer products to be available soon. (Although, their complete line of 7.62mm rifle suppressors is already extraordinary.)

Further Intel

Conveniently engineered for 5/8x24 threads to match the vast majority of modern .308/7.62mm rifles on the market, the Sig Sauer designers placed an emphasis on versatility when creating this suppressor. In relation, its compactness (9.3” short; 17.6 ounces light) merely reiterates the SRD762Ti’s maneuverability. Add its full-auto rating, and this can is more than impressive. And at that discounted price point, its value is evident! Reward yourself by adding one to your collection…

Rapid Fire

• Full-auto rated!
• Sound: 135 dB
• Weight: 17.6 ounces
• Length: 9.3”
• Build material: titanium
• Watch the informative videos for more details (Videos tab)
• Bargain, bargain, bargain!

What’s In the Box?

• Utility pouch with closure and Sig Sauer logo
• User manual

What Are the Critics Saying?

• Todd Huey, with Lone Star Boars, made a video of his hog hunt with the Sig SRD762Ti-QD

• Tom McHale reviewed the Sig SRD762Ti-QD

• Tom McHale made a video review of the Sig SRD762Ti-QD

• Check out Modern Rifleman's review of the SIG SRD762Ti
• Check out Military Arms video Sig SRD 762 Titanium Suppressors - super quiet

• Read more about why we think the Sig SRD rifle suppressors are so innovative