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A flat front cap looks clean, but if you shoot at dusk or run night vision, you know how much flash can still jump off the end of a can. The Dead Air RXD R-Series Flash Hider Front Cap 7.62 swaps onto your compatible suppressor and cuts visible muzzle flash by 50 to 75 percent, using a six-tine geometry that breaks up the fireball right at the muzzle. It only adds 0.18 inches to your setup, so you get the flash reduction without turning your rifle into a flagpole.
Dead Air updated this RXD version so it works with standard hand tools instead of a proprietary wrench. An 11/16 inch socket or open-end wrench from any hardware store handles removal, torquing, and reinstallation, whether you are at the bench or out in the field. That matters more than it sounds. When it is time to scrape carbon or swap back to a flat cap, you are not hunting for a specialty tool that stayed home in the range bag. Construction is 17-4PH stainless steel with a Black Nitride finish, a combo that stands up to muzzle blast, heat cycling, and corrosion for the long haul.
This 7.62 cap is built for the Ruger x Dead Air RXD30Ti, the PYRO 2.0, and Dead Air's R-Series front cap threaded silencers, which covers popular cans like the Nomad, Sandman, Wolfman, Primal, Wolverine, and Sierra 5. With a .30 caliber bore, it pairs naturally with 7.62 and .30 cal hosts, and it weighs a hair over half an ounce, so you will never notice it on the end of the rifle.
If your suppressed rifle sees low-light hunts, night shoots, or duty-style use, this is one of the simplest upgrades you can make. Thread it on, torque it down, and enjoy a much dimmer muzzle.
It fits the Ruger x Dead Air RXD30Ti, the PYRO 2.0, and Dead Air's R-Series front cap threaded silencers. That family includes the Nomad series, Sandman series, Wolfman, Primal, Wolverine, and Sierra 5. If your Dead Air can uses R-Series threaded front caps, this will thread right on.
Dead Air rates the R-Series flash hider design at a 50 to 75 percent reduction in visible muzzle flash compared to a standard flat front cap. The six-tine geometry disrupts the flash at the muzzle, which makes a real difference in low light or under night vision.
No, and that is one of the best updates on the RXD version. It uses standard wrench flats that accept a common 11/16 inch socket or open-end wrench, so removal, torquing, and cleaning are easy at home or in the field. No proprietary Dead Air tool required.
Both are 7.62 R-Series flash hider front caps with the same job, but the newer RXD207 is designed around standard off-the-shelf tools for installation and removal. It also adds compatibility with the Ruger x Dead Air RXD30Ti alongside the existing R-Series lineup and PYRO 2.0. If you want the simplest maintenance, the RXD version is the way to go.
| UPC | 810128163149 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RXD207 |
| Length | 4.4500 |
| Package Height | 1.0 |
| Package Width | 4.5 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.05 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Silencer Accessories |
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