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Dead Air’s Hard-Use CT5P Silencer

David LuttrellBy David LuttrellMarch 9, 20262 Mins Read
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Dead Air’s Hard-Use CT5P Silencer

Built for hard-use applications, the CT5P addresses several areas of concern for defense professionals, key among them is reduced length, light weight, minimized backpressure, flash control, and, of course, sound suppression and reduced muzzle concussion in close quarters. 

CT5P Compact, Lightweight, Fixed Adapters

The CT5P is an ultralight and compact suppressor that takes the lessons learned from the venerable Lazarus 6 and Sandman X series of suppressors to a new level. By removing the HUB feature in the rear of the suppressor and using additive manufacturing, the CT5P achieves a shorter and lighter profile. 

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Low Backpressure

The CT5P is optimized to flawlessly operate with minimal change in bolt velocity on direct impingement and piston gas systems in both 5.56 NATO and 6mm ARC. The Triskelion®️ baffle design increases surface area in the main channel to slow gas down while the Gas Management System (GMS) allows high pressure gas to vent around the main channel, forward of the muzzle, to substantially reduce backpressure and gas in the operator’s face. 

Flash Reduction, Minimized Light Reflectivity

Muzzle flash on unsuppressed rifles isn’t problematic during the day, but it hinders human vision at night. The CT5P reduces the muzzle flash and spark to a near undetectable level for 5.56 NATO-chambered rifles with barrel lengths as short as 10.5 inches, preserving the operator’s night vision. The functional aesthetics of the CT5P allow for more surface area on the outside of the suppressor, thereby releasing more heat over time and minimizing visual light reflectivity. 

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CT5P Acoustic Performance

Dead Air engineered the CT5P to achieve a low overall sound pressure level and tone that is well below OSHA’s 1910.95 standard for impulse noise without substantially increasing gas in the face. Less gas and greater sound reduction are important to every operator since it provides for clearer communication and threat differentiation. 

Hard Use

The CT5P is constructed to withstand abuse and full-auto fire. Its overall compact and lightweight design keeps stress off the arms and shoulders during extended low-ready positions. Tested to the SOCOM SURG standard.

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