Anyone have a T&K Hunt Gear Suppressor Cover?

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Like the title stats, does anyone have one? If so, what are your thoughts on it?
 

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I have one on my Christensen Arms 7PRC. It is well made. I looked at a lot of different ones and decided on the T&K. I have found that for my personal use I really don't use the cover.
 
I have one on my Christensen Arms 7PRC. It is well made. I looked at a lot of different ones and decided on the T&K. I have found that for my personal use I really don't use the cover.
I’m really only wanting a cover to keep my can from getting all banged up.
 
Just got one and like it more than my other cover which is a corset type cover. T&K has a tight fit that doesnt move and the draw string in the back portion snugs down also ensuring it wont slip off.
 
What about it do you not like?

I dont like how it wraps around one side and uses velcro (strong dislike for Velcro), making it slightly thicker. I dont care for the exposed glide buckles. I'm sure it's fine - I just prefer a more fitted approach with as few hard surfaces as possible.
 
Received 2 for a couple my cans, returned them. They aren't very tight fitting, with the fire sleeve units are 5oz, just wasn't for me. Ordered a few more burn proof gear covers. They're are pricey, but they're the best in my opinion. I've tried can Chaps, Cole tac, tbac, t&k. The burn proof covers do a good job mitigating mirage. Yesterday was 35° and raining, zero wind. I could put 6 rounds through my 300 norma imp before mirage was bad enough it was affecting my aim at 400y. Same cover on my 6cm and 65prc, was able to shoot bout 8-10 rounds through those. Warmer days with a lil breeze, you can shoot more rounds before mirage becomes a problem, even tho should be letting barrel cool before that.

I know a lot of people make the argument of not needing a cover while hunting, but a friend and I were shooting in the field couple weeks ago, and it was a dead calm cold morning. He had mirage in his NX8 after one round down his 7prc with no cover, I sent 5 out the 6cm with covered Wolfhunter can, still no mirage. How often are you shooting in dead calm? Very rarely, but every once in a while it happens.
 
I dont like how it wraps around one side and uses velcro (strong dislike for Velcro), making it slightly thicker. I dont care for the exposed glide buckles. I'm sure it's fine - I just prefer a more fitted approach with as few hard surfaces as possible.
We don't use Velcro on our can covers. Ours do get tight if you put them on correctly. The material overlaps which helps reduce mirage even more. The very few guys that have issues completely ignore the instructions. We can immediately tell when we get them back. We sell hundreds of them a week and 99% of guys have a strong liking to them compared to others they have used.

But, just like any piece of equipment....everyone has their own preference.
 
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We don't use Velcro on our can covers. Ours do get tight if you put them on correctly. The material overlaps which helps reduce mirage even more. The very few guys that have issues completely ignore the instructions. We can immediately tell when we get them back. We sell hundreds of them a week and 99% of guys have a strong liking to them compared to others they have used.

But, just like any piece of equipment....everyone has their own preference.
Oh - if its not a velcro sleeve Id be more than open to it. Apologies, clearly I made a misinformed statement
 
I have one. I haven’t used it much but so far I really like it. It’s fits tight and with the leash it stays in place. I would definitely recommend it.
 
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