Dead Air Nomad Ti XC

[Amos Moses]

I have such bad eye sight that I never go below 7x on my 3x15 VX5 . Thanks for the info i appreciate it. Totally a novice here with suppressors. Any idea why the dead air nomad suppressor cover is over twice the money as other high temp covers? Can anyone recommend a good suppressor cover for the nomad ti xc?

LS Wild cover works great on my nomad xc. Doesn’t move at all.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

I have such bad eye sight that I never go below 7x on my 3x15 VX5 . Thanks for the info i appreciate it. Totally a novice here with suppressors. Any idea why the dead air nomad suppressor cover is over twice the money as other high temp covers? Can anyone recommend a good suppressor cover for the nomad ti xc?

I have a couple of Cole-Tac covers and a few LS Wild covers. In terms of fitting tightly and staying in place, the LS Wild covers are better, as far as I am concerned.

 

[River Reaper]

This has worked great for me so far on my Nomad Ti XC. Has held up well to over 160 rounds of 7 PRC and 200 rounds of 22 ARC. No mirage on 3-5 round strings with the 7 with ample cooling between, and minimal mirage with large shot strings on the 22 (10-15 rounds).

Post in thread 'DIY suppressor cover'
https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/diy-suppressor-cover.391297/post-4397544

 

[khuber84]

Ls wild covers are excellent. Cheap and fit well, can't possibly slide forward with rear taper. The best lightweight option, not reccomended for high rates of fire, they weigh 1oz or less for a reason, hunting. The best alternative for a heavy use, burn proof gear by far. I've ran AG, Coletac, can chaps, weibad, burn proof kick ass.

 

[Gynaroo]

I have a few T&K hunting company suppressor covers. They are nice and do the job wonderfully. I don’t hunt with them on. But it helps at the range.

 

[natedock1]

Ls wild covers are excellent. Cheap and fit well, can't possibly slide forward with rear taper. The best lightweight option, not reccomended for high rates of fire, they weigh 1oz or less for a reason, hunting. The best alternative for a heavy use, burn proof gear by far. I've ran AG, Coletac, can chaps, weibad, burn proof kick ass.

after some research i am really liking your recommendation so thank you very much...just looking for something cost effective and i like what you said about staying in place...would hate to drop $90 on some other one only to find it annoys the hell out of me slipping out of place etc...other users have said the same as you about staying in place...i am a suppressor novice so i just dont want to waste money on stuff or have a set up i dont like

 

[Eric_F]

I just sewed some supressor covers using a welding blanket, nomex thread, kevlar line, and some codura. You can't really see it in the bottom picture but that's with a RecoilX brake as well.

 

[wind gypsy]

I just sewed some supressor covers using a welding blanket, nomex thread, kevlar line, and some codura. You can't really see it in the bottom picture but that's with a RecoilX brake as well.View attachment 986303

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Nice work dude! How does it stay put? hard to tell how it's tightened at the rear.

 

[Eric_F]

Nice work dude! How does it stay put? hard to tell how it's tightened at the rear.

Thanks. There's a cinch of the kevlar cord on the close side. I know you're local to me, and I've got a ton of extra material if you want to try the same.