Dead Air Mojave-9 Piston M13.5x1 LH Threads Black 9mm Suppressor

The Dead Air Mojave-9 Piston with M13.5x1 left-hand threads delivers reliable suppression performance for 9mm firearms requiring this specific thread pitch. This precision-machined piston component ensures proper alignment and gas seal within the Mojave-9 suppressor system.

What Makes This Different

This piston features left-hand M13.5x1 threading specifically engineered for certain European and specialty 9mm firearms that utilize this less common thread specification. The black nitride finish provides superior corrosion resistance compared to standard phosphate coatings. Heat-treated steel construction maintains dimensional stability under rapid-fire conditions where standard pistons may experience thermal expansion issues.

Key Features

• M13.5x1 left-hand thread pitch for specialized firearm compatibility
• Heat-treated steel construction withstands sustained firing schedules
• Black nitride finish resists corrosion and carbon buildup
• Precision-machined tolerances ensure consistent suppressor alignment
• Compatible with Dead Air Mojave-9 suppressor systems
• Spring-loaded design accommodates barrel movement during cycling
• Easy field replacement without specialized tools

This piston maintains consistent point-of-impact shift across different ammunition weights and velocities. The spring-loaded mechanism compensates for barrel movement in tilting-barrel pistol designs, preventing baffle strikes that could damage the suppressor. Carbon fouling wipes clean with standard solvent, maintaining smooth operation through extended shooting sessions.

Technical Specs

• Thread Pitch: M13.5x1 left-hand
• Material: Heat-treated steel
• Finish: Black nitride coating
• Caliber: 9mm/.355 diameter projectiles
• Compatibility: Dead Air Mojave-9 suppressors
• Installation: Hand-tightened, no torque wrench required
• Country of Origin: United States

This piston addresses the specific threading requirements of firearms that standard M13.5x1 right-hand pistons cannot accommodate. The left-hand threading prevents loosening under recoil forces that would cause standard pistons to back out during firing sequences.