Dead Air Nomax 33 Titanium .338 Suppressor with Xemax Adapter, Black

Description

Dead Air made .33 caliber shooters wait a while for this one, and the Nomax 33 was worth it. This is a large-bore can built specifically for cartridges like .338 Lapua Mag, .338 Win Mag, 8.6 Blackout, and even the screaming-hot .33XC, with an energy rating of 6,800 ft-lbs. The whole thing is printed from Grade 5 6Al-4V titanium, which is how Dead Air managed to keep a magnum-rated suppressor down to 12.9 ounces for the body and 15.4 ounces with the included Xemax adapter mounted up. On a rifle you're packing into elk country or lugging between PRS stages, those saved ounces matter more than people admit.

Nomad DNA, Scaled Up for Magnums

Inside, the Nomax 33 runs an enhanced version of the two-stage coaxial baffle system from Dead Air's well-regarded Nomad line, beefed up with pressure-harnessing structures to handle the extreme blast these big cartridges generate. Additive manufacturing let the engineers shape internal geometry that traditional machining just can't produce, and the result is a can that hushes magnum rifles impressively for something only 9.1 inches long on its own and 9.6 inches with the adapter. The 1.75-inch diameter keeps it slim enough to stay out of your scope's field of view on most setups.

Xemax Mounting Done Right

This package ships with the Xemax adapter and a 5/8×24 DA150 muzzle brake, so you're ready to mount up out of the box. The Xemax system uses a self-aligning taper for consistent bore alignment and repeatable point of impact every time you spin the can on, and shooting over the brake tames recoil and helps extend suppressor life. The rear mount is also HUB compatible, which opens the door to a wide range of industry-standard mounting options down the road. Finished in black high-temp Cerakote over that bead-blasted titanium body, it looks as purposeful as it performs. If your long-range rifle has been running bare, this is the piece it's been waiting on.