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Suppressors are often known for their recoil mitigating properties. The E-Brake from Dead Air Silencers tames the recoil further by acting as a brake at the end of your silencer. It’s a quick and simple way to add even more functionality to your silencer.
Available in two different widths, they share the same front cap thread pitch as our Sandman Series, Nomad Series, Wolverine, and Wolfman. The only choice you have to make is what diameter you want.
The 1.735” diameter fits flush with our Nomad Series, while the 1.5” diameter is a perfect width for our Sandman Series and Wolverine.
They are cross compatible, so don’t think too hard about it. Many people like the wider diameter on their Sandman as they report it helps keep their suppressor cover from sliding forward. For those that don’t have that problem, go with what looks best to you, as their functionality is identical.
Install is easy. Just remove your existing front cap and install it on the front of the E-Brake, then thread the E-Brake on to your silencer. Next, enjoy a flatter shooting rifle.
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It was founded by Mike Pappas, and if that name rings a bell, it’s because Mike co-founded another silencer company back in 2008. Among others, Mike is also teamed up with silencer designer Todd Magee. Mike and Todd have set out to build the best suppressors on the market. There is no substitute for experience.
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Look at any Dead Air Silencers product and you’ll see attention to detail and aesthetic choices driven solely by engineering performance. No gimmicks or short cuts - just pure performance. As Mike puts it: “I’m finally building the no compromise suppressors that I’ve always wanted to make. No corporate bottom lines. The only thing that matters to me is how it sounds; And the Sandman™ sounds awesome…”
IT’S IN THE MATERIALS.
There is no substitute for materials and no shortcuts with Dead Air. Every Sandman™ baffle is 100% Stellite®. They cost three times more than stainless steel and they work better than Inconel® under the hardest use and conditions. As for the tubes, we could have used the material that most of our competitors use, but instead we went with high-performance precipitation hardened stainless steel because lightweight strength does not come cheap. Only with the Sandman Ti do we forgo the use of high-performance stainless steel and that’s because we use Grade #9 titanium. Why do we do it? Because our precision rifle direct thread suppressor is designed for professional law enforcement applications. The old adage “close only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades” could not be truer when a professional has to make an accurate shot in difficult conditions.
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