Like most places across the country, they did not have one in stock due to Dead Air changing some of their manufacturing processes. On top of that, the week before Jonathan reached out to me, I was at Texas Gun Experience looking for a Dead Air mount for my 5.56. My tax stamps for my Dead Air Sandman K and S just came in. Regardless, the timing could not be better. I wondered if my social media stalking led to this inquiry. Truth be told, I have been drooling over some of their Facebook pics, specifically the Onyx AR15. When Jonathan reached out to me a couple of months later to inquire about working with Lantac on the Dragon Dead Air KEYMO Muzzle Brake, I was all in. Our conversation comes to an end but it is just the beginning of this journey. Since it took me so long to realize this fact, it might be a sign that I need to shoot that pistol more. If you read about my 300 Blackout build, you will see that I used a Lantac E-BCG. Our conversation continues as he kindly educates me about Lantac and I have an epiphany. Maybe it’s because I appreciate someone who excels at thinking on their feet.
That wasn’t the answer I was expecting, but because of this response, my admiration for Steve and Lantac went up exponentially. Sometimes it feels good to get verbally punched in the face. Steve: “It sounds like everything we have is new to you then.” Me: “Can you tell what new products you have this year?” After looking at the products on the table, Steve Lockwood finished a conversation with someone else and turns his attention to me. While perusing the thousands of booths at SHOT Show a couple of months ago, I stumbled across the Lantac booth. Let me tell you about my next conversation regarding Lantac. What little I remembered from this conversation was filed away in my memory but not forgotten. The only thing that I recall from that initial conversation was that the Dragon brake spits out a fireball like, well, a dragon. But I do remember hearing about the Lantac Dragon muzzle brake. In my early years of hunting, I knew ZERO about almost anything and everything in the gun world (and this is still debatable). So when Lantac announced they were releasing the Dragon Dead Air KEYMO Muzzle Brake, I was all ears. The word Dragon and Lantac are synonymous in the shooting world.
When you choose the Sierra 5, you are partnering with a manufacturer that achieved 5 spots on the best 7.62 suppressors of 2021 at Silencer Shop.If you play the board game Taboo and “Dragon” is your word, Lantac should be your first answer or vice versa. This dedicated 5.56 suppressor will give you the best of both worlds in sound and flash suppression while remaining compact. You’ll have a suppressor that is maneuverable and highly durable with the Sierra 5.
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Are Dead Air Silencers full auto rated? Yes, the Sierra 5 is full-auto rated, ensuring you have one of the toughest suppressors Dead Air can produce. The Sierra 5 is purpose-built to give you one of the best performing 5.56 suppressors across various settings. You can easily remove the front cap flash hider of the Sierra 5 and replace it with any Dead Air R-series front cap (such as the Sandman E-Brake). Are Dead Air suppressors any good? Yes, the Dead Air Sierra 5 is engineered with high-quality, laser-welded stellite baffles that are optimized specifically for 5.56 or. The KeyMo options measures 6.27” long and weighs 15.4 oz. The Sierra 5 is a compact, durable suppressor available in one of two mounting options: KeyMo mount and Xeno mount. They’ve raised the bar on their ‘No Quarter’ philosophy with the Dead Air Sierra 5. You may be familiar with the legendary Sandman and Nomad suppressors, manufactured by the renowned innovators at Dead Air Silencers.
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