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Muzzle flash out of a suppressed 5.56, especially on a short barrel, can still be enough to wreck your night vision or give away your position in low light. The Dead Air RXD R-Series Flash Hider Front Cap takes care of that with a six-tine design that knocks visible flash down by roughly 50 to 75 percent compared to a standard flat cap. It threads onto any Dead Air can that accepts R-Series front caps, including the Ruger x Dead Air RXD30Ti and the PYRO 2.0, so one small part gives you a real performance bump across your whole R-Series lineup.
Dead Air built this cap from 17-4PH stainless steel and coated it in Black Nitride, which shrugs off carbon, heat, and weather without babying. The RXD206 version is bored for .223/6mm bullets, keeping the exit aperture tight to the projectile for the best flash and sound performance from a 5.56 host. It weighs a hair over 0.7 ounces and measures 0.53 inches long, with the tines adding just 0.18 inches past a standard cap. You will not notice it on the rifle, but you will notice the difference downrange after dark.
Here is the part suppressor owners appreciate most: the wrench flats fit a common 11/16 inch socket or open-end wrench, the kind sitting in your toolbox or hanging at any hardware store. No hunting for a brand-specific spanner when it is time to pull the cap for cleaning, re-torque it at the bench, or swap between caps in the field. That serviceability matters on a part that lives at the dirtiest end of your silencer.
If you run a 5.56 host, this is the cap you want. Dead Air also makes a 7.62 version (RXD207) for .30 caliber guns, so grab the bore size that matches your rifle and keep the aperture as tight as your setup allows for maximum flash reduction.
It fits the Ruger x Dead Air RXD30Ti along with all Dead Air silencers that use R-Series threaded front caps, plus the PYRO 2.0. If your Dead Air can takes R-Series caps, this will thread right on. It is not compatible with Dead Air models that use a different front cap pattern, so double check your can before ordering.
Dead Air rates the six-tine flash hider design at roughly a 50 to 75 percent reduction in visible muzzle flash compared to a standard front cap. The difference is most noticeable in low light and on shorter barrels, where 5.56 tends to throw the biggest fireball.
No, and that is one of its best features. The cap has standard wrench flats that work with a common 11/16 inch socket or open-end wrench, so installation, removal, and re-torquing can be handled with basic hand tools at the bench or in the field. No proprietary spanner required.
Not if you are shooting .30 caliber projectiles through it. The RXD206 is bored for .223/6mm bullets, so larger rounds would strike the cap. You can mount this cap on a .30 caliber R-Series can to tighten it up for dedicated 5.56 use, but if you plan to shoot .30 cal, go with the RXD207 version instead.
| UPC | 810128163132 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RXD206 |
| Length | 0.53" |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 1.0 |
| Package Width | 4.5 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Silencer Accessories |
| Shipping Weight | 0.05 |
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