Dead Air Nomad-Ti XC Xeno FDE .30 Cal Titanium Suppressor Kit 7.03in

Description

Ounces turn into pounds by mile three, and that's exactly the problem Dead Air set out to solve with the Nomad-Ti XC. The XC stands for Cross-Country, and this is the lightest .30 caliber suppressor Dead Air has ever built. The bare can weighs 7.4 ounces, and even with the included Xeno adapter installed you're only at 9.7 ounces hanging off the muzzle. For a mountain rifle or a lightweight hunting build where every ounce matters, that number is hard to beat in a can rated all the way up to .300 RUM with a 4,400 ft-lb energy ceiling.

How the Nomad-Ti XC Earns Its Weight Savings

Dead Air used additive manufacturing to print the core from Grade 5 6Al-4V titanium, which let them refine their patented Nomad baffle design into a two-stage coaxial system with pressure-harnessing structures. In plain terms, the can manages both low-pressure subsonic loads and full-power magnum rounds well, so it sounds better than you'd expect from something this small and light. At 7.03 inches long with the Xeno adapter and 1.76 inches in diameter, it stays compact on the barrel, and the FDE high-temp Cerakote finish blends into a hunting setup nicely. The front cap is replaceable and works with Dead Air's R-Series caps and E-Brakes if you want to tune it later.

Mounting Options That Grow With Your Rifles

This kit ships ready to run two ways. The DA455 Xeno adapter gives you fast, repeatable quick-detach mounting over the included DA124 Omni brake in 5/8×24, which pulls double duty as a solid muzzle brake when the can is off. Because the rear of the suppressor uses the industry-standard HUB pattern, you can also swap to Dead Air's KeyMo or a direct thread mount whenever your setup changes. Bolt guns and semi-autos are both fair game here, with barrel minimums of 12.5 inches for supersonic 5.56 NATO and 6 inches for subsonic .300 BLK. If your hunts involve real hiking, this is the .30 cal can to build around.