Diligent Defense Enticer L
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Diligent Defense End Cap
MSRP $55.00 $49.95
DILIGENT DEFENSE ENTICER L - 17-4 STAINLESS, HUB MOUNT, 51.9 PEW SCIENCE RATING
The Diligent Defense Enticer L holds the highest Pew Science suppression rating ever recorded for a .308 suppressor - 51.9, independently verified by third-party testing. Built from CNC-machined 17-4 PH stainless steel in Condition H900, laser welded and heat treated throughout, the Enticer L is a full-size rifle suppressor engineered for precision rifle competitors, long-range hunters, and any shooter who demands documented performance. The tubeless design maximizes internal volume for suppression rather than wasting space on structural tubing. At 17.1 oz with the included titanium direct thread mount, it hits the balance point between maximum suppression and practical field weight. The 1.375x24 HUB mount interface opens the door to the full range of QD mounting systems, and the removable end cap is cross-compatible with Dead Air rifle series front caps for additional versatility. Rated for 7.62 NATO, 300 Blackout, 300 Win Mag, and smaller calibers. The Enticer L is designed to have minimal point-of-impact shift when transitioning between suppressed and unsuppressed fire.
CAPITOL ARMORY'S OPINION
A Pew Science rating of 51.9 is impressive. At the time of testing, it received the highest score ever recorded for a .308 suppressor in independent testing. For buyers who have grown skeptical of manufacturer dB claims, that distinction matters. Diligent Defense built the Enticer L around a tubeless architecture, which eliminates the structural inefficiency of a traditional outer tube and puts every cubic inch of internal volume to work on suppression. The result shows up in the data. The HUB rear interface allows the user to install mounts from nearly every major brand. Dead Air Key-Mo, SilencerCo ASR, Q Plan-B, Rearden Atlas, and more are all compatible. If you want the quietest .308 suppressor available and you want documentation to back it up, the Enticer L is the answer.
FEATURES
- Caliber Rating: 7.62 NATO, 300 BLK, 300 Win Mag, or smaller
- Diameter: 1.625"
- Length: 8.25"
- Weight: 17.1 oz (with included direct thread mount)
- Construction: 17-4 PH Stainless Steel, Condition H900, laser welded
- Mount Interface: 1.375x24 HUB threading
- Finish: High-temp Cerakote
- Pew Science Rating: 51.9
- Design: Tubeless for maximum internal volume
- Wrench flats for installation
- Interchangeable end caps, compatible with Dead Air rifle series front caps
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Diligent Defense Enticer L suppressor
- 5/8x24 titanium direct thread adapter
- DDC sticker
- Lifetime "No BS" warranty
BARREL RESTRICTIONS
- 5.56 NATO: 10.5" minimum
- .308 WIN: 14.5" minimum
- 300 BLK (supersonic): 7" minimum
- 300 BLK (subsonic): 5" minimum
- 300 Win Mag: 20" minimum
- 300 RUM: 24" minimum
COMPATIBILITY
| Weight | 1lb 1.1oz |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Diligent Defense |
| Caliber | 7.62mm |
| Length | 8.25 |
| Diameter | 1.625" |
| Decibel Reduction / Output | Not Provided |
| Full Auto Rated | Yes |
| Mount | HUB/Bravo - 1.375x24 |
| Thread Pitch | 5/8x24 |
| Finish | Cerakote |
| Materials | 100% CNC machined 17-4 Stainless laser welded & heat treated |
| Can Be Disassembled | No |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
What's the difference between the Enticer S and Enticer L?
The S and L designations refer to overall length. The Enticer S measures 6.75 inches and weighs 13.8 oz with the included mount. It's a more compact profile that suits shorter carbine builds and shooters who prioritize a smaller footprint. The Enticer L stretches to 8.25 inches and weighs 17.1 oz. That extra length translates directly to more internal volume, and more volume means more suppression. PEW Science composite ratings reflect that difference: the Enticer S scores a 42.5, while the Enticer L and L-Ti hit 51.9. Both share the same caliber rating (7.62 NATO, .300 BLK, .300 Win Mag, and smaller), the same HUB 1.375x24 mounting system, the same Dead Air-compatible end cap, and the same tubeless, laser-welded stainless construction. If you're running a precision rifle, want maximum suppression, or have the barrel length to support it, the Enticer L is the right call. If you need something shorter for a more maneuverable build, the Enticer S still puts up impressive numbers for its size.
Should I get the Enticer L or the Enticer L-Ti?
The suppression performance is identical. Both score 51.9 on PEW Science's composite .308 rating. The difference comes down to material and weight. The Enticer L is built from 17-4 PH stainless steel and weighs 17.1 oz with the included mount. The Enticer L-Ti is built from Grade 5 (6-4) titanium and comes in at just 10.5 oz. That's nearly 40% lighter while delivering the same sound reduction. Both are not full-auto rated in the traditional sense, though the stainless version can handle 120 rounds of 5.56 rapid fire before a cool-down, and the titanium version is rated to handle up to 50 rounds. For hunters and precision shooters who are going to be carrying their rifle for miles, the weight savings on the L-Ti make a real difference. For shooters who prioritize durability above all else and put a lot of rounds downrange in shorter periods, the stainless Enticer L is a proven choice. Either way, you're getting the same performance.
What mounting systems is it compatible with?
The Enticer L uses the 1.375x24 thread interface, the industry-standard HUB/Bravo pattern. It ships with a 5/8x24 direct thread adapter installed, and that's what most shooters will use out of the box. Because it's HUB-compatible, swapping to a quick-detach system is straightforward. Compatible mounts include Dead Air KeyMo, SilencerCo ASR, Q Plan-B/Cherry Bomb, Griffin Plan-A, Rearden Atlas, YHM Kurz, and virtually any other HUB-compatible mounting solution on the market. If you're already running QD muzzle devices on your rifles, there's a good chance you can install a mount so the Enticer L will work with it.
What options for different front caps do I have?
The Enticer L ships with a removable end cap installed, and the front cap interface is cross-compatible with Dead Air's rifle suppressor lineup. That opens up a solid set of aftermarket options. From Diligent Defense directly, DDC front end caps are available in both 17-4 stainless and 6-4 titanium, come in 3/8" bore (30 cal and smaller) or 9/32" bore (5.56 and smaller) options, and feature a T60 internal drive for tool-free hand-tightening with an external hex option when more torque is needed. The tighter 9/32" bore cap can noticeably increase dB reduction when running 5.56 hosts. From Dead Air, the Dead Air Flat Front Cap fits directly and is available in caliber-matched bore diameters (.223/5.56, .24-.27, and .308/7.62) for 1-3 dB of additional muzzle reduction. The Dead Air E-Brake is also compatible and adds recoil reduction alongside a 2-4 dB sound reduction bonus. End caps are a simple, inexpensive way to fine-tune the Enticer L's performance for whatever caliber you're running on a given day.
What's the best use for the Enticer L?
The Enticer L was designed with precision shooters in mind, and that's where it shines. If you're shooting .308 or similar .30 caliber rifle rounds and raw decibel reduction is your priority, it's a fantastic option. The Enticer L continues to be a top pick for long-range precision work, competition shooting, and hunting applications where hearing protection matters and noise discipline is important. Hunters get additional benefit from the broad caliber coverage. One can handles your .308 deer rifle, your .300 BLK hog setup, and your .300 Win Mag mountain rifle. Minimum barrel length requirements apply: 10.5" for 5.56, 14.5" for .308, 7" for .300 BLK supers, and 20" for .300 Win Mag. The Enticer L is not ideal for dedicated suppressor hosts that see sustained high-volume fire, as it is not full-auto rated. For bolt gun hunters, precision rifle competitors, and semi-auto .30 caliber shooters who want the quietest possible experience, it's the answer.
How does the purchase process work?
Buying a suppressor through Capitol Armory is straightforward. Add the Enticer L to your cart and complete your order. Capitol Armory is licensed to operate in all suppressor-friendly states, and we handle your ATF eForm 4 application in-house. That means no FFL transfer fees, no third parties, and availability to answer your questions through the entire process. Once your Form 4 is approved by the ATF, we ship the suppressor directly to your door. If you have questions about suppressor laws in your state or need help with any part of the process, give us a call at 1-512-879-1068.