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Anyone who has run a suppressed AR knows the usual tradeoff: quieter muzzle, gassier face. The Dead Air CT5P Patrol was built to break that pattern. It pairs Dead Air's patent-pending Compact Triskelion baffle design with their Gas Management System, and the result is a can that adds only a small bump in backpressure over shooting unsuppressed. That means less gas in your eyes, minimal change to bolt velocity, and a rifle that cycles the way it did before you threaded a can on it, whether your gun runs direct impingement or a piston system.
The CT5P is printed from Haynes 282 superalloy using additive manufacturing, which is how Dead Air managed a full-auto rating in a package that weighs just 13.7 ounces and measures 5.49 inches long. It carries no minimum barrel length restriction and has been tested to the SOCOM SURG standard, one of the toughest suppressor endurance protocols out there. The exterior geometry isn't just for looks either. The added surface area helps shed heat faster and cuts down on light reflection. The black high-temp Cerakote finish rounds out a can that's meant to live on a working rifle, not a safe queen.
This 5/8-24 direct thread version is the shortest and lightest way to run a CT5P. By skipping a quick-detach mount entirely, you shave length and ounces while keeping point of impact shift to a minimum. If your suppressor is going to live on one rifle, direct thread is the cleaner setup. It also does serious work on flash, knocking muzzle flash and spark down to near invisible levels even on barrels as short as 10.5 inches.
Developed first for patrol rifles, the CT5P's strengths translate straight to home defense carbines, short-barreled range guns, and any 5.56 or 6mm ARC build where gas blowback has been the sticking point. It's a purpose-built answer to the most common complaint about suppressed ARs, and it delivers.
This is the exact problem the CT5P was designed to solve. Its Gas Management System and Compact Triskelion baffles add only a small increase in backpressure compared to shooting unsuppressed, which is a fraction of what traditional baffle cans produce. Bolt velocity stays close to stock on both DI and piston guns, so you get far less gas to the face and cleaner cycling.
Yes. The CT5P has no minimum barrel length restriction for 5.56 NATO or 6mm ARC, so it's good to go on subcompact builds. It also cuts muzzle flash and spark to nearly undetectable levels on barrels as short as 10.5 inches, which makes it a strong match for SBR setups.
No, this 5/8-24 model is a fixed direct thread suppressor with no removable mount, and the CT5P line does not use the HUB interface. Dead Air sells separate CT5P variants with Xeno and KeyMo quick-detach systems if you want to swap between rifles. The upside of direct thread is that it's the shortest and lightest configuration with the least point of impact shift.
It is. The CT5P is built from Haynes 282 superalloy via additive manufacturing and carries a full-auto rating in both 5.56 NATO and 6mm ARC. It has also been tested to the SOCOM SURG standard, which is among the most demanding suppressor endurance protocols in use, so hard range days won't faze it.
| UPC | 810128164450 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CT5PDTBLK5824 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 5.49" |
| Model | |
| Mount Type | Direct Thread |
| Product Type | Suppressor |
| Shipping Weight | 1.4 |
| Style | Direct Thread |
| Thread Pattern | 5/8"x24 |
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