Dead Air In the Media
First Look: Dead Air Silencers’ Dedicated 5.56 Suppressor Designed to be lightweight and compact, yet stand up to the rigors of hard use. by SHOOTING ILLUSTRATED STAFF Dead Air Silencers is bringing their much-awaited proprietary suppressor to market, designed for the .223 Remington, 5.56mm, and .224 Valkyrie spectrum of rifle cartridges. The new suppressor, the Sierra-5, is now shipping to stocking dealers. Read article
Dead Air Silencers first released the Nomad in October of 2018. This was Dead Air’s first wide-body, tubeless, 1.735-inch diameter can with the now-universal HUB 1.375×24 TPI rear end. Therefore, a nearly endless supply of mounting solutions is available. Read More
U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Davidson’s, one of the nation’s top firearms wholesalers, has teamed up with Dead Air Silencers to add their suppressors to Davidson’s extensive product lines. Dead Air Silencers was founded by Mike Pappas, and if that name rings a bell, it’s because Mike co-founded another silencer company back in 2008. Among others, Mike is also teamed up with silencer designer Todd Magee. Mike and Todd have set out to build the best suppressors on the...
Spotter Up: Dead Air Silencers Wolverine PBS-1 — Silence for Your AK by Eugene Nielsen Dead Air Silencers Wolverine PBS-1 sound suppressor for Kalashnikov rifles features classic COMBLOC looks. But looks can be deceiving. The Wolverine PBS-1 is a state-of-the-art suppressor designed to overcome the issues faced in suppressing the world’s most popular assault rifles. The Wolverine PBS-1 was designed from the ground up for use of use on Kalashnikovs. Not only does it eliminate...
In the early summer of 2019 a large group of silencer manufacturers got together to do a massive amount of decibel testing all at once with ammunition manufacturer Discreet Ballistics. You can view all of the testing data here, but one silencer absolutely stood out from the crowd. Labeled the ‘Nomax’, this prototype longer Dead Air Nomad was put through the paces. For example, it metered at a remarkable 120.5dB at the ear using subsonic 300blk and...
