First Look: RXD Suppressors

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posted on May 16, 2025
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Dead Air Silencers and Ruger Firearms have joined forces to introduce an entirely new class of suppressors: the RXD Series. This new line isn’t a rebrand or a re-skin—it’s a ground-up new product built to complement Ruger’s firearm platforms.

The RXD22Ti and RXD30Ti are the first in this purpose-driven lineup, delivering suppression for both small-caliber and long-range precision shooters. Engineered by Dead Air Silencers with cutting-edge baffle technologies, these suppressors are designed to be lightweight with hard-use performance.

RXD 22 Ti

RXD22Ti

Purpose-built for high-velocity rimfire and small-caliber centerfire platforms, the RXD22Ti is compatible with .22 LR, .22 WSM, .17 HMR, 4.6mm, and 5.7x28mm. Featuring Dead Air’s Triskelion single-piece PVD-coated mono-core, the RXD22Ti is constructed using additive manufacturing for enhanced strength, lighter weight and simplified maintenance. The suppressor’s internal geometry allows for sophisticated acoustic engineering that delivers optimal sound suppression in a remarkably small package. Add to that Dead Air Silencers’ unique Gas Management System for decreased backpressure and ejection port noise, and you have a small-caliber suppressor that provides an unequaled shooting experience.

In addition to the Triskelion core, the RXD22Ti utilizes the all-new XRF rimfire muzzle brake. This is a tapered muzzle device compatible with numerous platforms (from ½-28 TPI to M10x1 TPI), allowing the shooter to use the RXD22Ti on multiple firearms while delivering a secure lockup. The XRF brake also helps capture lead before it enters the suppressor core, making for easy cleanup.

When it is time to swap firearms or perform scheduled maintenance, the RXD22Ti’s Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) tool features mean that the suppressor and subcomponents will accommodate the most common, non-proprietary tools for removal and component disassembly.

There are no barrel length restrictions with RXD22Ti. The suppressor boasts a muzzle energy rating of 850 ft./lbs. and is rated full-auto in .22 LR (where and as permitted by law) and semi-auto in .17 HMR, .22 WSM and 5.7x28mm. The RXD22Ti suppressor is available with a Black or Burnt Bronze high-temperature Cerakote exterior finish. MSRP: $499

RXD30Ti

RXD30Ti

Designed for hunters and precision marksmen, the RXD30Ti delivers recoil and sound suppression by combining Dead Air Silencers’ Triskelion and Nomad baffle technologies with today’s hardest-hitting .30-caliber cartridges. What’s more, the suppressor’s integrated E-Brake feature makes for a softer-shooting gun with up to 40-percent reduction in felt recoil when compared to a bare muzzle. Additional benefits of the RXD30Ti include reduced muzzle flash courtesy of the RXD front cap and minimized blast baffle erosion thanks to a new Direct Thread Brake Mount.

RXD30 Ti

Broad mounting compatibility with all HUB (.1375-24 TPI) accessories ensure easy adaptation to numerous firearm platforms via direct-thread or quick-disconnect applications.

The RXD30Ti is caliber-rated for 6.5 PRC, 7mm PRC and up to .300 PRC. Finish options include Black and Burnt Bronze in high-temperature Cerakote. MSRP: $1099

RXD22Ti

RXD22Ti Specifications

  • Materials: Suppressor—6AL4V Titanium; Muzzle Device - Nitride 17-4 PH Stainless Steel
  • Finish: Black or Burnt Bronze high temp Cerakote; Nitride adapter, PVD Triskelion® Core
  • Caliber Rating: .22 LR, .22 Mag, .17 HMR, .17 WSM to 5.7x28mm
  • Muzzle Energy: 850 ft.-lbs.
  • Barrel Restrictions: none
  • Dimensions: 5.6 x 1.1 in.
  • Weight: 5.6 ozs. (with mount); 4.6 ozs. (no mount)
  • Rated: .22 LR (full-auto), .17 HMR, .22 WSM to 5.7x28mm (semi-auto)
  • MSRP: $499

RXD30Ti

RXD30Ti Specifications

  • Materials: Suppressor—6AL4V Titanium; Muzzle Device & Front Cap - Nitride 17-4 PH Stainless Steel
  • Finish: Black or Burnt Bronze high-temp Cerakote; Nitride adapter and front cap
  • Caliber Rating: .300 PRC
  • Muzzle Energy Rating: 4400 ft.-lbs.
  • Barrel Restrictions:
    • Magnum calibers (up to .30 cal): 20 in.
    • Sub-magnum calibers (5.56 NATO, .308 Win, etc.): 12.5 in.
    • Subsonic: 6 in. (.300 BLK)
  • In The Box: RXD30Ti Suppressor, DTB324: 5/8-24 TPI Direct Thread Brake Adapter, Quick-Start Guide
  • Dimensions: 7.34 x 1.74 in.
  • Weight: 12.4 ozs. (with mount); 9.9 ozs. (no mount)
  • Full Auto Rated: no
  • MSRP: $1099

For more information on RXD suppressors, visit deadairsilencers.com.

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