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MSRP: $1,049 ( $845 through Capitol Armory) Ratings (out of five stars): Fit, Finish, Build Quality * * * * *. The S model I tested clearly hadn’t been babied, something that Torrey from Capitol Armory confirmed. They’ve run this silencer on machine guns, 300 Win Mags, and everything else under the sun.
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- Specifications
- Design and Manufacturing
- Performance
- Creedmoor
- 308 Win.
- 300 Blackout
- Sound Chart?
- Conclusion
Rating: Up to 300 Norma Mag: 22 HORNET, 5.56 NATO, 22-250, 204 RUGER, .243 WIN, 6.5 CREEDMOOR, 6.8 SPC, 7.62 NATO, 7MM REM MAG, .30-06 SPRINGFIELD, 300 BLACKOUT, 300 WIN, NORMA MAG, ULTRA MAG DIRECT THREAD ONLY: 5.45X39MM, 7.62X39MM W/ CONCENTRIC BARREL, 7.62X54R W/ CONCENTRIC BARREL Length: 8.39″ Weight: 18.3 oz. Diameter: 1.735″ Finish: Cerakote ...
That performance starts with the design and manufacturing process. The Nomad-L is designed and manufactured in Georgia, and uses a tubeless design with 17-4 stainless steel laser-welded baffles. The end cap is constructed from Grade 5 titanium, and the rear mount is nitrided stainless steel. The 17-4 stainless steel used for the baffles is a precip...
Listening to some folks describe suppressor sounds reminds me of listening to fine wine or craft beer connoisseurs describe their favorite beverage. I can appreciate their well-trained palates, but when it comes to suppressors, I’m only interested in one thing: comfort. Does this suppressor allow me to shoot without experiencing discomfort? It’s im...
There’s nothing like a quality suppressor on a bolt gun. The Nomad L on a Howa 1500 chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor was the most pleasant supersonic round I fired all day. I didn’t use a decibel meter because smart people tell me it’s doesn’t tell you whether a sound is “hearing safe” or not. But even though the Nomad L may not have been technically hea...
The Nomad L suppressed the .308 Win. more effectively than the other cans I tested. None performed poorly, to my ears, but the L produced the least discomfort. None were as comfortable as the 6.5 Creedmoor, which is due partly to the cartridge and partly to the platform. The Nomad L produced a sharp crack, but I found the sound tobe manageable for ...
Shooting this caliber in the AR-15 SBR platform was the least comfortable of the three calibers I tested. Using suppressors was obviously a big step up from shooting unsuppressed, but even with the Nomad L, I found that my right ear rung with the report. All four suppressors were comparable, and all produced similar ear ringing. If God had a gun to...
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not a sound engineer (ifthere are any sound engineers reading, let us know your thoughts in thecomments!), and the microphone I was using may not be sophisticated enough topick up significant differences. But the patterns I see align in several wayswith my impression of each can. First, I couldn’t discern any dif...
Eagle-eyed readers might point out that I didn’t test the Nomad L with a Big Boy™ cartridge. I wasn’t able to bring any magnum rifles on this trip, but I did speak with Sam Scalco. Sam works at Fossil Pointe, and he’s my go-to guy for suppressor info. Fossil Pointesupplied me with the suppressors I used for this test, and Sam is constantly shooting...
May 20, 2021 · 6.43.3 Review Summary: Dead Air Nomad-30 (1st Gen) on a Savage Model 10 .308 with 20-in Barrel. When paired with the Savage M10 20” .308 and fired with Federal XM80C, the Dead Air Nomad-30 (1st Gen) mounted with the direct thread mount achieved a Suppression Rating™ of 37.6 in PEW Science testing.
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Oct 13, 2022 · 6.92.3 Review Summary: Dead Air Sandman-S on the MK18 5.56x45mm AR15 with 10.3-in Barrel When paired with the 10.3-in barrel MK18 and fired with Federal XM193, the Dead Air Sandman-S mounted with the 3-prong KeyMo flash hider mount achieved a composite Suppression Rating™ of 24.9 in PEW Science testing.
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