This is my go to distance driver. This disc goes straight with a little turn and a slight pushing fade at the end. I can consistently get it out to 430 on flat ground and can push it out to around 470 on a distance line. Mine is slightly domed and super comfortable in the hand.

This thing is insane, easily my farthest driver for both forehand and backhand, the grip is comfortable and releases very cleanly.
Despite the turn numbers mine was a bit more understable and has to be thrown at a slight hyzer angle, but when it starts turning right it goes really far, easily can go 450 feet when thrown well where as other drives start falling off at around 420-430. Mine is slightly domey which might explain its understability and distance but amazing disc.

Why so Sirius?!

An early run star destroyer mold, this was one of my favorites before discovering the Emperor.  Great for flicks, great for backhand hyzerflips and flexshots.  My favorite disc in the Millemium lineup.  It can handle moderate wind farily well too.  I would definately agree that this is the longer wraith.  Its not quite as beefy as the destroyer.

I did however as mentioned previously, find the Emperor to be a little bit more reliable and consistent.

Disc: 168g (M SRP 1.4) Sirius Scorpius, and 170g (S SRP 1.12) Sirius Scorpius with a pretty cool GB bottom stamp 

Feel in Hand: This is definitely an Innova destroyer type. I kept feeling that the rim was in between a Destroyer and a Wraith. Both had a top that would pop, but I couldn't call it a "pop-top" The Sirius plastic is a more rigid/brittle feel than the Star plastic, and at first, I was concerned. I would call it an 11.5-speed disc.

Testing: Headwind, tailwind, backhand, forehand, (1.12) This disc would push out, turn a fair bit, and come back, but instead of crashing back it would push forward. (1.4) This thing would CRUSH, very flippy-ish and it would always come back. Baby hyzer and it would glide and get a full flight, instantly breaking every distance PR I had. love this thing! The Sirius plastic seemed a lot stiffer than the star plastic, and it got chewed up quite a bit in my testing.

Conclusion: I would say that this is more similar to  a pre-beat Destroyer, a Trilogy Sheriff, a more primitive/overstable H3v2, a pretty darn stable Tern, or a "tighter" less glidey Wraith.I normally throw a Wraith, I don't have the arm speed normally for a Destroyer. The 1.4 instantly became my favorite disc. and I feel that this disc is becomeing my go-to distance driver.

1 - No, Just No | 2 - Not For Me | 3-  Recommended | 4 - In My Bag

(Sirius plastic, 172g)

I find this disc very similar to a destroyer, but I find that it handles torque a bit better and therefore prefer this driver for forehands. I get very similar distance and flight path out of each disc, however I find this disc easier to avoid overturning.

Not as fast as the ratings say and higher glide, like a beat in destroyer especially in light weights.

This is the destroyer that everyone looks for and in better feeling plastic! Flies like a perfectly seasoned destroyer out of the box. My favorite disc of all time. I bag 4 in different stages of ware. Disc golf's best kept secret.

What can one not like about the scorpius. I call this a workable destroyer. They feel identical in the hand, but the scorpius seems to come out a far more predictable disc than a destroyer.
 

The flight on these are incredible. For higher arm speed (60+mph), these will generate a reasonable amount of turn while carrying a long distance, then fade at the end. For slower arm speeds, these will stay straight until fading hard at the end. 

These are my absolute favorite distance driver ever made and are a staple in my bag.

If you like the more the original run of destroyers....then you’ll love the 1.9 run of these Scorps. I have a 169g and when I put some oomph into it, it goes for days and is my primary and dependable long range driver. Plus it’s swirly so it’s also very pretty.

Would a destroyer by any other name fly just as well? Absolutely. This bad boy reminds me of the original run Star destroyers before they started over engineering them and making them either way to beefy or way to flippy. That being said. The destroyer is not meant for beginners and neither is this but, if you've got the arm to throw it, this disc will take you where you need to go.

I got this in the VIP mystery disc for December. I had been looking for something to replace my 4x star destroyer and couldn't find something that had the flight it had. Mine was broken in and perfect for me. Well once I got this and got it in the field I fell in love with it from the first flight, which was also longer than I could with my destroyer. Mine is in a swirly sirius plastic with a Gregg Barsby stamp on it. Awesome disc I always get compliments on the look and stamp when I pull it out and before it sails a very long ways away from the tee when I throw. But to the meat of the review. This flies true to how a destroyer numbers are. I wouldn't put it as a 13 speed but more of a 12 with a healthy amount of glide and some turn with a good fade at the end. Not a star destroyer fade but a good fade. It says its a 2.3 rim and that normally is pushing it for me and I don't care for a big rim but this doesn't feel like other 2.3 rims out there, it fits perfectly in my hand. Will defiantly be stocking up on this disc in different weights and plastics to have as the max distance stuff in my bag. Extremely nice disc that I would recommend to anyone wanting to try out Millennium, but make sure you have some decent power or I could see this thing not wanting to give you its flight. 

I love my 1.9 Sirius Scorpius, it's over stable but not crazy over stable . My favorite part is it's slightly domey compared to other runs which allows the disc to fade ever so slowly. Mine is Max weight I'm sure lighter weights will throw differently. I've not got the strongest arm but I watched my buddy who's a local pro where I'm from throw this disc 500 ft. For me it's only gonna turn in a head wind but if you throw it flat it'll ride flat with a slow fade. ( I throw consistently 350 to 385) 

The Scorpius is another wide rimmed distance driver from Millennium Discs. This disc was not super comfortable for me in hand, as I don't typically like the super wide rims, but it did have a nice flight. I was able to get a hint of turn out of the disc before it came back with strong dependable fade at the end. I was getting some really great distance with this disc. I wasn't consistent with the disc, but that was more of a personal feel thing to me. Players with some power are really going to like what this disc can do for them.

The Scorpius is a disc that is slightly domey and is disc that I felt comfident with from the second that I held it in my hand. The distance that you can get is impressive! The glide is average with this disc, but you don't want much glide from a disc that can go as far as this one can. The turn is slight and is almost non-existant when new, but when worn in for just a bit begins to turn slightly allowing the distance to increase and the glide also slightly increases the more than it's worn in. This is a great forehand disc for anybody, and a great backhand disc for stronger intermediate players and beyond.

I'm not sure why more people are not throwing these. I'm glad that they are not but maybe that is why you can not find them anymore. I prefer the first runs or subsequent runs without the bottom stamps. They just do not seem to give me the same turn and the reliable fade at the end of the flight. Please make more!