Dead Air Armament Sandman S

[Fireman1291]

Fireman, seeing as you've tested both, how does this compare to the SiCo Omega? I was curious as to the tone and mounts. I appreciate the reviews you've done. IMO they're the best suppressor videos on Youtube.

I need to shoot them side by side to judge that. They both have great tone! You really can't go wrong with either. And I really appreciate the compliment, it means a lot!

[hotrodder636]

I watched your videos on the Dead Air Sandman S and the SiCo Omega and Saker. I was wondering if you have had time to shoot them all side by side for a comparison yet and if so what were your impressions?

I need to shoot them side by side to judge that. They both have great tone! You really can't go wrong with either. And I really appreciate the compliment, it means a lot!

[TXinfidel]

First of all, your reviews are incredible and always my first stop for all things NFA. I am SERIOUSLY thinking about a Sandman-S for my duty MK18, and would like to know your thoughts on putting a .30 cal can on such a short set up. The Mask-22 has me won hands down for a .22 can at this point, which I will be ordering as soon as I can make a decision on the work can.

[BufordTJustice]

I watched your videos on the Dead Air Sandman S and the SiCo Omega and Saker. I was wondering if you have had time to shoot them all side by side for a comparison yet and if so what were your impressions?

I'll second the above request. Keep up the great work.

[Fireman1291]

First of all, your reviews are incredible and always my first stop for all things NFA. I am SERIOUSLY thinking about a Sandman-S for my duty MK18, and would like to know your thoughts on putting a .30 cal can on such a short set up. The Mask-22 has me won hands down for a .22 can at this point, which I will be ordering as soon as I can make a decision on the work can.

Thank you! The videos uploaded in the last 6 months are the new format with new camera gear and microphone. It's quite the upgrade from where I started.

As far as the Sandman-S it will sound great. The overbore will lessen the backpressure and you'll get less port pop and better perceived sound to the shooter.

PS stay tuned to https://www.full30.com/channels/nfareview in the coming weeks

[nate89]

Dead Air is local to me, and Mike Pappas came up to a suppressor demo day that I organized through the range I work at. Both of the Sandman cans were very impressive. You mentioned the tone-and I agree completely. We were shooting the L on a 300 win mag, and I have never shot a suppressed 300 win that sounded so easy on the ears. I had been pretty set on getting at Omega after trying it out, but in my opinion, the Sandman is a superior suppressor, and I'm saving my pennies for it.

[eternal24k]

Any time with the Sandman-Ti? I can get a solid mil discount putting the Ti under $600, trying to determine how well it stacks up against the L....

[Briarjumper12]

I am getting a Sandman S. I plan on running it a 10.5 upper in 5.56. It has a carbine gas system with a 0.088 gas port. Do you guys forsee in problems running it suppressed? It runs flawless unsuppressed.

[jstalford]

.088 is biiiigggg for a 10.5


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[Briarjumper12]

.088 is biiiigggg for a 10.5


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Reckon i will need an adjustable gas block to make it run right? This will be my first suppressor and I been studying hard but have no hands on experience.