Dead Air Silencers
Dead Air Silencers builds premium rifle, pistol, and rimfire suppressors from its headquarters in Heber City, Utah. Founded in 2014 by suppressor industry veterans, the company is known for rugged, full-auto rated cans and the KeyMo and Xeno quick-detach mounting systems. Popular models include the Sandman, Nomad-30, Sierra-5, Wolfman, and Mask HD. Shoppers looking for a .30 caliber hunting suppressor, a dedicated 5.56 silencer, or a 9mm pistol can will find Dead Air suppressors for sale on GunsAmerica from licensed dealers nationwide.
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Frequently asked questions
Where are Dead Air suppressors made?
Dead Air Silencers is headquartered in Heber City, Utah, and its suppressors are designed and built in the United States. The company produces rifle, pistol, and rimfire suppressors for civilian, law enforcement, and military customers.
What is the difference between the Dead Air KeyMo and Xeno mounts?
Both are quick-detach mounting systems. KeyMo is Dead Air's original taper-lock mount and one of the most widely licensed mount patterns in the industry, with many third-party muzzle devices available. Xeno is a lighter, shorter mount that threads onto HUB-compatible suppressors, which saves weight and length on the rifle. Dead Air notes that its muzzle devices do not need to be timed for either system.
Which Dead Air suppressor is best for a .308 or 6.5 Creedmoor hunting rifle?
For bolt-action hunting rifles, the Nomad-30 and Nomad Ti models are popular because of their low weight and HUB compatibility. Shooters who also plan to run the same can on semi-auto rifles or at high rates of fire often choose the Sandman-S or Sandman-X, which trade a few ounces for added durability. Dead Air recommends a quick-detach mount such as Xeno or KeyMo over direct thread for bolt guns.
Can one Dead Air suppressor work on both a 9mm pistol and a rifle?
Yes, with the right model. The Wolfman is primarily a 9mm suppressor but is rated for 5.56, .300 Blackout, and 7.62x39 when mounted to a KeyMicro-compatible muzzle device. Tilting-barrel pistols require the booster assembly and correct piston for reliable cycling. The newer RXD910Ti covers 9mm, 10mm, 5.7x28mm, .357 Magnum, and .300 Blackout in one titanium can.
Does Dead Air offer a lifetime warranty on its suppressors?
Dead Air provides a lifetime warranty covering manufacturing defects and breakage from normal use. Damage from modification, misuse, ammunition, or host firearm issues is excluded. Owners start a claim by completing an RMA form and including a copy of their approved ATF Form 4. For units not eligible for warranty repair, Dead Air offers replacements at a discounted price.
Do you still need a tax stamp to buy a Dead Air suppressor in 2026?
The federal NFA tax on suppressors dropped from $200 to $0 on January 1, 2026. Suppressors remain regulated, and the transfer process now depends on your state, your dealer, and ongoing federal litigation. Many buyers still file an ATF Form 4. Check with the selling dealer for the current process in your state before purchasing.
About
Dead Air Silencers is an American suppressor manufacturer based in Heber City, Utah, building sound suppressors for hunters, precision rifle shooters, law enforcement, and military users. The company's product line covers centerfire rifle silencers, 9mm and .45 ACP pistol suppressors, and rimfire cans, with a design focus on durability, low point-of-impact shift, and strong sound reduction across a wide range of calibers.
Dead Air operates under the motto "No Quarter," a reference to its refusal to cut corners on materials or construction. Many of its rifle suppressors use Stellite (Cobalt 6) baffles, 17-4 PH stainless steel, Grade 5 titanium, or Haynes 282 superalloy, and most centerfire models carry a full-auto rating. Newer designs such as the Sandman-X and CT5P use additive manufacturing to produce complex internal baffle geometry that reduces weight and gas blowback.
They're also known for its mounting systems. The KeyMo quick-detach mount became one of the most widely licensed mount patterns in the suppressor industry, and the lighter Xeno mount pairs with HUB-compatible suppressors for shooters who move one can between several rifles. Dead Air backs its suppressors with a lifetime warranty covering manufacturing defects and breakage from normal use.