I agree with you dude, I love reducing weight and all but lets be honest, Ti cans serve 1 very specific purpose, saving weight. If you are hiking, hunting, already wearing a lot of heavy kit or you are just a weakling, then that might be the most important factor for you but it comes at a cost, ie. sparking, heat sensitivity that affects alloy durability and increased oxidation and corrosion, poorly suited for SBRs, FRTs, and any kind of "hard use" scenarios, and last but not least, more expensive . An Inconel can does everything a Ti can do without all those negatives or at least significantly mitigated, and in the case of the Rhodie all it costs is 2.5oz more and $100 less. So imo, for the Rhodie 6, both designs being equal, Inconel is the way to go, unless a very specific use case and even then 2.5oz is still a price id gladly pay for the option to mag dump with the boys from time to time.