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Dead Air Mojave 9 vs Wolfman

By Cole Harlan, EditorUpdated Nov 5, 2026How we verifyEditorial standards

The biggest cited difference is construction and weight: Dead Air lists the Mojave 9 as DMLS titanium at 8.2 ounces (short) and 9.6 ounces (long), and the Wolfman as fully welded 17-4 PH stainless at 9.8 ounces (short) and 14.4 ounces (long) without a mount. Figures are copied from Dead Air’s own product pages, checked November 5, 2026.

At a glance

Spec (maker label)	Dead Air Mojave 9	Dead Air Wolfman
Caliber rating	9mm, 300BLK Subsonic (full-auto); 300BLK Supersonic (semi-auto), .338 ARC, 350 Legend	9mm, 5.56, 300BLK, .338 ARC, 7.62×39, 350 Legend, .357 Mag
Energy rating	1900 ft lbs	2000 ft lbs
Length	Short: 5.89 inches; Long: 7.64 inches (Dead Air label: Short / Long)	Short, no mount: 5.13 inches; Long, no mount: 7.5 inches
Diameter	1.405 inches	1.618 inches
Weight	Short: 8.2 ounces; Long: 9.6 ounces (Dead Air label: Short / Long)	Short, no mount: 9.8 ounces; Long, no mount: 14.4 ounces
Materials	6AL-4V DMLS Titanium, 7075 Aluminum, Stainless Steel	Fully welded 17-4 PH stainless steel
Finish	Black or FDE Cerakote® or Satin bead-blasted	Cerakote
Barrel restrictions / full-auto rated	None / Yes	None / Yes
Mount (as listed)	1/2-28 Piston (included); accepts P-Series Adapters	Ships with 1/2-28 direct thread mount; wipe-compatible front cap
Printed MSRP	$1,099	$899
Source (checked Nov. 5, 2026)	deadairsilencers.com Mojave 9	deadairsilencers.com Wolfman

Like for like: the labels do not match. The Mojave 9 page prints Short / Long lengths and weights and does not say whether a mount is counted, while the Wolfman page prints Long and Short figures explicitly without a mount. Treat the rows as maker-printed numbers on different bases; we do not subtract or adjust them. The caliber lists also differ: the Mojave 9 lists 300BLK subsonic as full-auto and supersonic as semi-auto, and does not list 5.56, 7.62×39 or .357 Mag, which the Wolfman does. Dead Air prints no decibel figures that we read on these pages, and we show none. Prices are what the pages printed on the check date. Suppressors are NFA items; see how to buy a suppressor.

Which to pick (on paper)

If lowest listed weight matters: the Mojave 9 at 8.2 or 9.6 ounces, against the Wolfman’s 9.8 or 14.4 ounces without a mount.
If the slimmer tube matters: the Mojave 9 lists 1.405 inches; the Wolfman lists 1.618 inches.
If you want the broadest caliber list: the Wolfman lists 9mm through .357 Mag including 5.56 and 7.62×39; the Mojave 9 lists a shorter set.
If the higher energy rating matters: the Wolfman lists 2000 ft lbs against the Mojave 9’s 1900 ft lbs.
If the printed MSRP matters: $899 for the Wolfman against $1,099 for the Mojave 9.
If construction matters: titanium (Mojave 9) against welded 17-4 PH stainless steel (Wolfman).

We have not range-tested these; facts above are from the makers.

Not yet verified

Whether the Mojave 9 Short / Long figures include the mount.
Decibel figures for either can.
Weight with a mount fitted on the Wolfman.

Frequently asked questions

What is the biggest difference between the Dead Air Mojave 9 and Wolfman?

Dead Air lists the Mojave 9 as DMLS titanium at 8.2 ounces short and 9.6 ounces long, and the Wolfman as fully welded 17-4 PH stainless at 9.8 ounces short and 14.4 ounces long without a mount.

Are the Mojave 9 and Wolfman measured the same way?

Not exactly. Dead Air labels the Mojave 9 lengths and weights Short / Long, and the Wolfman lengths and weights Long and Short without a mount, so the numbers are not a clean pair.

What do the Mojave 9 and Wolfman cost?

Dead Air prints an MSRP of $1,099 for the Mojave 9 and $899 for the Wolfman. These are maker-printed prices, not street prices.

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