Description

The Dead Air Nomad Ti XC is a lightweight, titanium suppressor engineered for hunters and precision shooters who prioritize minimal weight without sacrificing suppression. The XC (Cross-Country) treatment advances Dead Air’s Nomad baffle geometry using additive manufacturing to extract more strength per ounce. The Nomad Ti XC integrates an enhanced two-stage coaxial baffle system that regulates both low-pressure and high-pressure rounds for consistent performance across a wide range of loads.

Key Specifications

• The suppressor is rated for .300 RUM / 7.62mm (.30 caliber), supporting high-energy magnum centerfire cartridges.
• The tube and baffles are manufactured from Grade 5 6Al-4V titanium to combine structural strength with low weight for extended carry and field use.
• The Direct Thread length is 6.74 inches (Direct Thread), providing a compact footprint that preserves rifle handling and optic clearance.
• The Direct Thread configuration weighs 9.6 ounces (Direct Thread), reducing front-end mass and fatigue during long days afield.
• It uses a 5/8-24 Direct Thread HUB mount to offer straightforward compatibility with common 7.62 host barrels and HUB accessories.
• The Nomad Ti XC incorporates an enhanced two-stage coaxial baffle system to control gas dynamics across low- and high-pressure rounds for improved suppression and consistent point of impact.
• The body diameter is 1.76 inches, which balances volume for sound reduction with fit under most handguards and magwell areas.
• Available finishes include bead-blasted raw titanium and black Cerakote to provide corrosion resistance and a low-visibility profile.

For hunters, precision shooters, and range users, the Nomad Ti XC is a trusted performance upgrade when reduced weight and reliable suppression are priorities. Its XC-focused construction and HUB-compatible direct-thread interface make it suitable for bolt-action and semi-auto platforms where compactness and consistent behavior matter.

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