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Big-bore suppressors have a reputation for being long, heavy, and rough on barrel harmonics. The Dead Air Nomax 33 was built to fix that. Rated all the way up to .33XC with a 6,800 ft-lb energy ceiling, this can handles .338 Lapua Mag, .338 Win Mag, 8.6 Blackout, and everything in between, yet the body weighs a scant 12.9 ounces. That is a genuine featherweight in the .338 suppressor world, and it makes a real difference in how your rifle balances and how consistent your barrel behaves between suppressed and bare-muzzle shooting.
The weight savings come from additive manufacturing. Dead Air 3D prints the Nomax 33 from Grade 5 6Al-4V titanium as a monolithic structure, which means no welds and no wasted material, just strength where it counts. Inside, you get an enhanced version of the patented two-stage coaxial baffle system from the Nomad line, beefed up with pressure-harnessing structures that tame the extreme pressures big magnum cartridges throw at a silencer. The payoff is excellent tone, reduced felt recoil, and minimal point of impact shift, so you can actually spot your hits through the glass instead of riding the recoil.
This silver bead-blasted version ships as a complete kit with the DA150 Xemax muzzle brake in 5/8-24 and the DA456HT Xemax adapter, so it goes straight onto a threaded precision rifle. The rear is also HUB compatible, meaning it plays nice with KeyMo, Xeno, and direct thread mounts if you want to spread it across multiple rifles down the road.
At 9.6 inches with the adapter installed and 15.4 ounces total, this is the kind of can that works as well on a backcountry hunting rig as it does on a long-range bolt gun, where every ounce hanging off the muzzle matters. It even runs quiet on subsonic 300 Blackout, so it can pull double duty when the big rifle stays in the safe. Note the 18 inch minimum barrel length when running .338 Lapua.
The Nomax 33 is rated up to .33XC with a 6,800 ft-lb energy ceiling, which covers heavy hitters like .338 Lapua Mag, .338 Win Mag, and 8.6 Blackout. It also works great on smaller bores, and it suppresses subsonic 300 Blackout surprisingly well. One thing to keep in mind is the 18 inch minimum barrel length when shooting .338 Lapua through it.
Yes. While it ships with the Xemax adapter and 5/8-24 Xemax muzzle brake, the rear of the can uses the industry-standard HUB pattern. That means you can run Dead Air KeyMo, Xeno, or direct thread mounts if you want to move it between rifles with different muzzle setups.
This is one of the lightest cans in its class. The body alone is 12.9 ounces, and the complete setup with the Xemax adapter comes in at 15.4 ounces. The 3D-printed Grade 5 titanium construction is what makes that possible, and the lighter muzzle weight means less barrel droop and more consistent harmonics on precision rifles.
No, the Nomax 33 is not rated for full auto fire. It is designed for bolt-action and semi-auto precision rifles where sound reduction, low weight, and minimal point of impact shift are the priorities. For high volume or full auto use, a heavier duty can would be the better tool.
| UPC | 810128162463 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NOMAX33XEMAXSIL |
| ATF Type | Silencer |
| Caliber/Gauge | .338 Caliber |
| Color | Silver |
| Length | 9.6'' |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Suppressor |
| Shipping Weight | 1.0 |
| Style | Quick Detach |
| Thread Pattern | 5/4-24 |
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