Suppressor Cover

[TandKHunting]

We just launched a new product at T & K Hunting Gear.

The Kilo Suppressor Cover is our newest edition to the T & K gear family. Constructed of laser cut B52 Squadron, 1000D Cordura, carbon fiber, Nomex thread, and Kevlar nano cord (rear cinch). A fiberglass fire sleeve with a silicone rubber external coating can be added for an additional cost. Our suppressor cover has a rear cinch design to prevent the cover from slipping forward while shooting. 1" nylon webbing wraps through specific laser cut slots to tighten the cover around the fire sleeve (the barber pole). Several metal 1" triglides are used to cinch the webbing tight and prevent any webbing slippage. This is a great piece of gear to protect your can from the elements, while reducing the mirage as you send rounds down range.

Warranty Information: This product is designed for recreational long distance shooting, hunting, and other low rates of fire. It is not intended for semi/full auto mag dumps. Doing this will destroy the equipment and void the warranty.

Heat Specifications

Carbon fiber sleeve - 1800° F max temperature before melt/failure

Fiberglass fire sleeve add on - 500° F continuous / 2200°F up to 15 Minutes / 3000°F for short excursions

*The fiberglass fire sleeve add on is intended to provide additional heat protection if desired.

Let me know if anyone has any questions!

100% Made in the USA

 

[jolemons]

I like the webbing versus a bungee that is higher clearance and can show up in the sight picture. Nice

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[TandKHunting]

I like the webbing versus a bungee that isn higher clearance and can show up in the sight picture. Nice

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Yea, the bungee is not really ideal for durability either.

 

[WKR]

Sweet! Big supporter of you guys and your gear.
Can you list weight, and dimensions?
Maybe a list of common supressors that it will work with?

 

[BigAl!]

Let's say I have a suppressor that is 6.4" in length. I know a 6" would work, but do you offer a custom length option too? Are you able to get a tight fit with both 1.5 and 1.75" diameter cans?

 

[crich]

Sweet! Big supporter of you guys and your gear.
Can you list weight, and dimensions?
Maybe a list of common supressors that it will work with?

Let's say I have a suppressor that is 6.4" in length. I know a 6" would work, but do you offer a custom length option too? Are you able to get a tight fit with both 1.5 and 1.75" diameter cans?

@TandKHunting I have the same questions.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Cool

 

[TandKHunting]

Let's say I have a suppressor that is 6.4" in length. I know a 6" would work, but do you offer a custom length option too? Are you able to get a tight fit with both 1.5 and 1.75" diameter cans?

Yes you would get a tight fit with either a 1.5" or 1.75" can. You only need it tight enough to prevent the heat from causing mirage. The cinch design on the back will prevent the cover from sliding forward and blowing off the can when shooting. Having a portion of the end of the can exposed is ideal (so you wouldn't need a custom size) to allow gas to dissipate and prevent damage to the end of the can cover.

 

[TandKHunting]

@TandKHunting I have the same questions.

Check out the above post man.

 

[Lawnboi]

Question, I see you sell a fiberglass sheet covered in silicon or some kind, has me wondering.

Would it be possible to use as a stand alone? Maybe you could develop a light weight way to secure it?

Personally on a hunting gun I’m looking for something minimal that doesn’t soak up water. A cover becoming water logged is the main reason I really don’t use a cover for hunting but I do feel there has to be something out there that will work.

 

[TandKHunting]

Question, I see you sell a fiberglass sheet covered in silicon or some kind, has me wondering.

Would it be possible to use as a stand alone? Maybe you could develop a light weight way to secure it?

Personally on a hunting gun I’m looking for something minimal that doesn’t soak up water. A cover becoming water logged is the main reason I really don’t use a cover for hunting but I do feel there has to be something out there that will work.

What caliber is it? That main concern would be the firesleeve moving forward after multiple shots...depending on the recoil (which is why I asked what caliber). I did some testing on that theory, but I used a .300 Weatherby, which has some juice to her. After 3 or 4 shorts it starting slowly creeping forward. The cover prevented that from happening of course, but...if you don't mind having to move it back every once in a while then it may not be a huge deal for you.

 

[Brucebarker024]

Question, I see you sell a fiberglass sheet covered in silicon or some kind, has me wondering.

Would it be possible to use as a stand alone? Maybe you could develop a light weight way to secure it?

Personally on a hunting gun I’m looking for something minimal that doesn’t soak up water. A cover becoming water logged is the main reason I really don’t use a cover for hunting but I do feel there has to be something out there that will work.

If you were to do it yourself, I reckon a length of shock cord cinched down tight around it would keep it in place.

 

[Lawnboi]

What caliber is it? That main concern would be the firesleeve moving forward after multiple shots...depending on the recoil (which is why I asked what caliber). I did some testing on that theory, but I used a .300 Weatherby, which has some juice to her. After 3 or 4 shorts it starting slowly creeping forward. The cover prevented that from happening of course, but...if you don't mind having to move it back every once in a while then it may not be a huge deal for you.

Mainly 223-6.5creed. Not much for recoil.

I think an ultra light, weather proof solution to a lightweight mirage cover is needed in the hunting industry.

 

[z987k]

Mainly 223-6.5creed. Not much for recoil.

I think an ultra light, weather proof solution to a lightweight mirage cover is needed in the hunting industry.

I've never used one on a hunting rifle unless I take it to the range. I don't see how you're getting mirage in 1 or 2 shots?
Unless your culling or something?

 

[Lawnboi]

I've never used one on a hunting rifle unless I take it to the range. I don't see how you're getting mirage in 1 or 2 shots?
Unless your culling or something?

I don’t use one for big game either. Just for varmints, predators and range. But something that I’m not afraid to take hunting would be nice, only because I’m paranoid and always end up checking/adjusting zero with and without a suppressor cover.