Suppressor cover complaints/wish list

[WeiserBucks]

I have days left in March! Hope to make it happen.

Send me a prototype for an Ultra 7 and I'll quit whining.

 

[ChrisAU]

Based on them being tested in NRL Hunter, should be fine for 6-8 shot strings?

 

[hereinaz]

Based on them being tested in NRL Hunter, should be fine for 6-8 shot strings?

Yes

 

[ChrisAU]

Yes

I’ll give one a try once available

 

[Harvey_NW]

I like it, I'll probably pick one up to try. If I were being picky I think having the fire sleeve stitched to the outer material at the front, and a rear cinch design on the cover material so it can't slide forward would be money. My FHF cover does a decent job of reducing mirage but it still slips forward, is slightly heavy, and the velcro straps always snag and get peeled back if I put it in a case.

 

[bullmtn]

I would definitely try one for an Evo and Scythe, looks great!

 

[lowade1111]

Here's one I've been thinking about for awhile. How about a full rifle cover like a solo hunter but one that fits a rifle with a suppressor installed. I love the solo hunter but it doesn't work with a suppressor. I'm weight conscious with my gear but a rifle cover isn't something I'm willing to give up because it protects my investment.

 

[huntinfool84]

Just a thought as i have no clue if this would work. I know yours does not come with the cinch on the back to keep it from moving forward. but what if you sewed on a back with a 3/4” or 1” hole for the barrel/adapter? You would have to remove the can to put it on but then there would be no cords hanging down or needing tucked somewhere to keep it from moving. I like the design of this cover so far!

 

[Robobiss]

I use a mechanix brand cover on a 16” 223 tikka. It is good for 30 rounds or so keeping the mirage reasonable.

I can’t imagine I’d ever pay more for one than what I paid for that one.

 

[lintond]

My thoughts….worth what you paid for them

I’m not a fan of the draw cord on my Armageddon cover. Not sure Velcro straps are the solution, so I’m speculating that fit to diameter is the answer. I have a can chap on order.

Next issue I have is shooting the cover off in strings of fire. My brain conjured up the idea of a loop or something that goes around the barrel. My Armageddon cover in theory cinches around the back of the can but in practice I find it hard to achieve.

Needs to shield heat well otherwise it’s worthless to me.


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[chutinlead]

I would love a ranger green one that fits on my TBAC Dominus and doesn't slide off the end or snag on anything. I like the idea of having to put it on before the can and sliding it on from the back. Just gets rid of excess parts.