MOJAVE 50 BMG

MAXIMUM CALIBER. CONTROLLED.

The MOJAVE 50 BMG is engineered to bring control to one of the most powerful rifle cartridges in the world. Its compact, purpose-built design substantially reduces sound, flash, concussion, and felt recoil, transforming the experience for the shooter and everyone on the firing line.

At its core is a one-piece system machined from solid billet bar stock. With no internal welds, the MOJAVE delivers the strength, durability, and structural consistency required for demanding large-bore applications.

Measuring 14 inches and adding only 10.75 inches to the rifle, the MOJAVE maintains a compact profile without compromising its ability to control the unmistakable signature of the .50 BMG.

Each MOJAVE includes a heavy-duty two-port muzzle brake with shims, providing a secure mounting platform and additional recoil control when the silencer is removed.

Available finishes include Black, Flat Dark Earth, OD Green, Burnt Bronze, and Brushed Stainless.

Built for .50 BMG. Engineered to control it.

Select your finish and order online.

Specifications

Caliber: .50 BMG
Weight: 5lbs 3oz               
Length:14”    Added Length: 10.75”
O.D: 2.420″
Material: 4130/4140 Chromoly Steel
Finish: Black, FDE, OD Green, Burnt Bronze, or Brushed Stainless
DB Reduction: 35

2 Port Muzzle Break

Weight: 10.8 oz
Material: 
4140 Chromoly Steel

 

 

 

Mount Installation

 

*Your barrel must be threaded either 7/8 x 14, 1 x 14, M25x1.5 or M24x1 depending on your Mojave muzzle brake.

*Remove existing shims and muzzle device, if any. Make sure that the muzzle threads are clean.

*Test the thread engagement by threading on the mount by hand, and verify that the shoulder of the barrel and mount have a flush contact. Then, remove the mount.

* Install the provided shims, and re-test the thread engagement, and port alignment by threading on the muzzle brake hand tight, with the muzzle brake mount ports at the 3 and 9 o’clock positions. Verify the shoulder of the barrel and muzzle brake mount have a flush contact. Then, remove the muzzle brake mount, but leave on the shims.

*Apply a high strength thread locker to the threads of the barrel. We recommend Loctite Red 271™. Thread on the muzzle brake mount. Use an adjustable wrench to tighten the muzzle brake mount on to the barrel and be sure to align the muzzle brake mount ports at the 3 and 9 o’clock positions. Allow the thread locker to dry before mounting the Mojave.

Customer Reviews

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Mojave
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 8 reviews
 by M. Player

The muzzle brake effectiveness I would say is very close to what the Barrett brake is. The point of impact shifted 4” right and 4” down with the suppressor on. The rifle shot a 3 shot group right at 1moa after it had some heat on it using 660gr pmc bronze. Which is outstanding. The sound- I couldn’t ask for better sound suppression coming from a rifle you would normally need muffs and ear plugs to shoot comfortable. Recoil- it did give it a noticeable amount of recoil but it’s not uncomfortable at all. It’s still easy to shoot off the tripod. Thank you guys! Y’all did an amazing job.

 by Ry




The mojave on my HTI with standard ball ammo is just as quiet as my 308 with a silencerco 30 cal can. it left with out words when i can shoot a 50bmg with no ears on but it has got me thinking, if the mojave is that good what else am i missing out on from innovative arms by not YET owning more of there suppressors


 by Samuel B.

My key decision makers on choosing the Mojave were sound and recoil reduction, size and manufacturer warranty. This unit delivered all mentioned and then some. It's easy to mount, available in my rifle color (FDE), and the customer service is awesome. They know what they are doing at IA and I highly recommend their products and the company as a whole.

 by Paul J.

Compared my Mojave against my neighbors AAC Cyclops...the Mojave smoked it! The recoil and sound reduction are substantial, and it's about 2 inches shorter.

 by Daniel

This is an amazing suppressor. My dealer personally owns a Mojave and let me test his out before I bought one. It honestly blew me away (no pun intended). It cuts the recoil by at least 50% and makes it sound like an unsuppressed .22lr. I am not joking. If you are looking for a 50 cal suppressor the Mojave is it.

 by Jeff Cook

This thing makes my rifle drive like a Cadillac, SMOOTH. Seriously tames the recoil. Sounds quieter than a 223.

 by Rob Tiner
It's that Quiet

No one even knows that there is a 50 cal rifle on the range, because it's that quiet. They come up and ask me if I'm going to shoot that 50.... I already did, they just didn't realize it!

 by Jacob Burke

I’ve been doing research for a suppressor for my barrett 99, but never heard of the Mojave. I thought my mind was made up on which suppressor, but then I attended the NFA review shoot last weekend. Innovative Arms was there with all kinds of great stuff, including the Mojave 50 on the same rifle. They let me try it out and I was blown away. There were a couple other manufacturers giving demos of their 50 suppressors, but the Mojave was the shining star for me. The mounting system is robust and easy, it’s light, short and the quietest one I’ve seen/heard so far. This has to be one of the quiets 50 cans there is (in my opinion), it has a deep sound to it. I went to my dealer and wrote a check Wednesday. Now I just have to wait 6 months for the tax stamp to bring it home. I’ll post again if I run into any issues, but I feel pretty confident that I made the right choice.