Dead Air Wolfman KeyMicro Kit | 9mm Suppressor | WOLFMANKMQDK

The Dead Air Wolfman KeyMicro Kit provides a modular suppressor solution intended for pistol-caliber carbines and pistols, and—when used with the KeyMicro adapter—can be run on compatible carbine platforms. The kit ships with a KeyMicro adapter and a 1/2-28 KeyMicro brake and is built from fully welded 17-4 PH stainless steel. The Wolfman offers two published length/weight configurations to suit compact or extended setups.

Suitable applications include sport and competition shooting with pistol-caliber carbines and precision training on dedicated carbine platforms using the KeyMicro adapter. The Wolfman kit is also specified for a range of cartridge types where listed by the manufacturer.

Product Specifications

• The brand is Dead Air Silencers.
• The model is sold as the Wolfman KeyMicro Kit (WOLFMANKMQDK).
• The UPC is 810128160162.
• The construction material is 17-4 PH stainless steel.
• The thread pattern is listed as 1/2-28.
• The manufacturer lists the caliber rating as 9mm; also listed for 5.56, 300BLK, 7.62×39, 350 Legend, and .357 Mag.
• The energy rating is published as 2000 ft lbs.
• The bore diameter is specified as 9mm.
• The length (long configuration with KeyMicro adapter) is 8.75 inches.
• The length (short configuration with KeyMicro adapter) is 6.35 inches.
• The outside diameter is 1.618 inches.
• The weight (long configuration with KeyMicro adapter) is 19.2 ounces.
• The weight (short configuration with KeyMicro adapter) is 13.8 ounces.
• The unit is listed as full-auto rated.
• The kit includes a 1/2-28 KeyMicro brake and KeyMicro adapter.

The Wolfman KeyMicro Kit emphasizes modularity and robustness: its welded 17-4 PH stainless construction and KeyMicro mounting system are intended to provide a durable, repeatable attachment option for both subgun/pistol platforms and selected carbine applications. The included KeyMicro adapter and 1/2-28 brake let owners adapt the suppressor to different host systems while maintaining compact or extended configurations.

Some users describe the Wolfman as “dead quiet” and “extremely tough.”

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