Description
The Dead Air Mojave 9 is a modular suppressor engineered for low back-pressure and high acoustic performance on 9mm platforms. The Mojave 9 uses the Triskelion baffle system produced via DMLS additive manufacturing to optimize gas flow and suppression without excessive blow-back. Its two-piece modular design lets shooters choose a shorter, lighter configuration or a longer, higher-performance configuration to suit different hosts and loads.
Key Specifications
- The suppressor is rated for 9mm, allowing optimized performance on common pistol and pistol-caliber carbine platforms.
- The two-piece modular design offers short (5.89″) and long (7.64″) lengths so users can trade between compact size and maximum sound reduction.
- Constructed from 6AL-4V DMLS titanium, 7075 aluminum, and stainless steel to balance weight, strength, and heat resistance.
- Includes a 1/2-28 piston mount for direct-thread pistol and common host compatibility while accepting P-Series adapters for additional mounts.
- Weighs approximately 8.2 oz (short) and 9.6 oz (long) to keep the front end light for handguns and PCCs.
- The Triskelion baffle geometry, produced by DMLS, delivers reduced blow-back and efficient gas flow for a cleaner shooting experience.
- Measures 1.405″ diameter to preserve a compact profile and minimize interference with optic lines of sight.
- Finished in flat dark earth Cerakote for corrosion resistance and consistent appearance in field environments.
For hunters, range shooters, and professionals, the Dead Air Mojave 9 is a trusted upgrade that balances low back-pressure, modular flexibility, and advanced baffle geometry. Its combination of additive-manufactured baffles and multi-material construction provides a durable, lightweight solution for improved suppression across compatible 9mm and selected pistol-caliber setups.
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