New to this world and it’s obvious you know what you’re talking about. I definitely will go with Liberty defense and just “buy once, cry once.” Thank you, sir.
Currently using Burn Proof Gear, they hold up great as long as you put them on correctly and cinch them down so they don't fly off. Got to try a Liberty Defense at some point but almost $400 for a cover to match one of my suppressors is a lot.
Been running one too but added a flame resistant sleeve on the inside to keep temps down... works very well... keeps suppressor hotter longer but brings the temp down to be able to handle it bare handed
They shed a ton of fiberglass though, which sucks. They also commonly are undersized and don't cover the very end of the suppressor, which negates the thermal hiding properties by a chunk. They are tough though that's for sure. For military I can see it being worth it but for PRS and normal LR shooters, plenty of others out there that work well to hide mirage without burning up. Precision Underground Rifle Gear makes a nice one.
I use to work for manta defense as their mil sales guy (for a short time). If you cut out the “manta defense” logos on the covers it can be used for higher rates of FA. The reason it’s limited to 100 rnds is because of reversion. The can cover tries to revert back to a liquid state when there isn’t enough air flowing through the cover. Cutting out the logos creates a higher air flow and smothers the option for a fire to start.
I run a TAB Gear SASR on my SF MINI 2 556 and have been very happy with its performance. Not made for hard use, but rated up to 1800°. Made to order, at a good price point. Those Liberty’s Defense look incredible..
My first purchase of a cover was from Liberty’s Defense because of a comment Ray made in a prior post 4-5 months ago. The custom cover from Liberty’s Defense is for a 10.5” CGS Hekate (.338 LM) and is everything Ray says it is. I highly recommend this product!
You gotta be kidding me this is very odd timing I was looking for a cover today for a new suppressor that I just bought and now here you are putting out a video wow sometimes I wonder about things anyway thanks for the video Ray
Love my covers by Elite Iron. All my toys in New Zealand (the ones we are still allowed to have) have cans(easily available). Great video, thanks for showing other options.
You just saved me some money. I was considering a cinch style cover slightly shorter than the suppressor so it would still dissipate heat, but now I realized I'd just be chasing it down range.
Burn Proof Gear Hank has been the best for me other than their supressor cover. After a handfull of mags, trying to take off suppressor isn't happening haha cover just spins, no matter how tight I have it.
Another great video Ray. Best fail for me was a Barrett QD can on my 107a1 with the factory mirage cover. It slid down over the brake gills on the can and got roasted. 😂
I have the 5 dollar mechanix one and it works great, just cut off the tab inside. I haven't done more than 100 rounds at a time ,but works great for the money
Fantastic factual review as always! I run a 6.5" Burn Proof Gear on my MPX-K (9mm) and absolutely love the looks and fitment. They are a small new company based in Miami. I have nothing negative to say about their product, it is on the pricey end like the Liberty Defense you mentioned. Have a wonderful weekend!
Great video and discussion…. I’ve been shooting suppressors for over 10yrs and have spent hundreds of dollars on different brand covers. I’ve had the best luck with Armageddon Gear & Cole-Tac but I don’t shoot “rapid fire” very often. I just ordered a Weka to try…. 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video bro. For precision rifles this video is amazing. Too many people buy them for semi-auto's to look cool but don't realize they are trapping heat, making it louder and they wear out on semi applications. For precision shooting this is the best suppressor cover wrap up you'll get (no pun intended.)
In general, I think suppressors are kind of gimmicky especially on semi-automatics. Even the low back pressure cans are going to start gassing you out if you needed to run the gun hard for whatever reason. There is also the fact that you are introducing more carbon into the action which increases the risk of failure. Finally, the very real risk of getting serious burns is very real and often underplayed even with a heat cover. This isn't to say that I'm against suppressors, having one on a night stand gun isn't a bad idea considering intruders aren't going to wait for you to get your ear pro on but I think that the cons are often overlooked or omitted. A lot of RUclipsrs just want to sell you stuff at the end of the day.
@@apersonontheinternet8006 for 223 yes they are gassy with traditional baffle suppressors, it's just alot of pressure in a small diameter so the gas is coming back. 300 blk is significantly less gas at the bolt-carrier with a traditional baffle suppressor, even though the powder case is the same size. Ive heard good things about Huxworx flow through suppressors, for a bit less quieting your AR shoots suppressed & unsuppressed with no gas-block adjustment needed, and apparently very little gas out the bolt carrier & charging handle, apparently the 223 gets to 300 blackout gassing with it
I've used a Burn Proof Gear cover with liner for over 4 years on an 11.5 AR and it has not only held up extremely well during classes, 2gun and CQB matches as well as general practice, it hasn't moved either. It's still on the can and it just plain works. Almost half the cost of the Liberty covers - and no metal. Can has been carbon welded onto the AR for years and I have zero issues with it. You missed out reviewing them. Grab a couple and check them out.
I commented about BPG too. I ordered extra internal insulation also, and double it for CQB on a Maxxim PDW, so its cooler during transitions to pistol. Anyhow, the Burn Proof Gear covers are pretty good
Man. I’ve been keeping an eye here and there for the past few months on a good cover…(been on the fence about a libertys defense because man 350?!) and I’ve seen good and bad about other companies…so I’ve been kind of stuck. But I’m happy a recent video has been posted. This is very insightful! Thank you!
Man. I’ve been keeping an eye here and there the past few months on a good cover…(been on the fence about a libertys defense because man 350?!) but I’m happy a recent video has been posted. This was very insightful! Thank you!
On the Mechanic's cover, you can run the cinch strap over your VFG (on an AR) as a backup system to keep the cover from coming off during a course of fire.
T and K outdoors have the best suppressor covers on the market give them a look please before any others. Local American made covers that have never budged or burnt out on any of my AR’s with 1,000’s of rounds.
Great info Ray…. I’ve got a new six BR coming from Gary at Paramount tactical as well as a thunder beast ultra seven so I will pick one of these up for that new rig.
I picked up the Mechanix Wear on Amazon for $14.99 ($22 now). I do not mag dump (past 1 mag). Awesome. About the silicone, is it spelled Weka? Having trouble finding it.
Exactly, spending $$$ on a fn BMX handlebar cover is absolutely absurd. And yes...I am being sarcastic. Wrap it with header tape if you are so worried about it.
I'm a little surprised how quickly you went past the Cole-Tac covers, and made no mention of their HTP covers that have an internal heat sleeve, and an external thermal cover with multiple options to hold it in place (Velcro, Stricta Cord, etc.). I've found this "combination" cover works best in virtually every situation. I have 7 cans, and the proper Cole-Tac HTP for each of them, and I'm super happy with the fit and heat protection. I also believe a "barrel cooler" is really important to have, as it will decrease the length of time it takes to cool down a suppressor by a LOT. Final piece of advice is to always carry pair of welder's gloves and a small welding blanket to handle hot cans and covers whenever you need to remove them or switch them over to a different barrel.
Good advice for sure and I appreciate the comment. I absolutely cannot keep up with all of the different companies making great covers. I do like the Cole Tac brand and use their bags extensively. 👍🏼
I have 3 TAB Gear covers and am pleased with them. I don't do mag dumps, so they don't get superheated, but they keep the mirage down. Any experience with them compared to the ones presented in this video?
Thank you very much, this video was extremely helpful. I'm getting into suppressors for the first time and I probably would have burned myself severely if you hadn't provide a disinformation. Thanks again
What do you think of burn proof gear? Also, with Surefire QD, the cover wraps over the QD, but to avoid carbon lock it’s advised to take it off while still warm/hot, so we’d have to undo the cover to get to the QD?
Burnproof gear is the best in my experience. 3 mags didn't destroy it. After two mags I carried the rifle off the range by the suppressor to prove it worked for some friends. 10.5" 5.56.
You missed a crucial one with Burn Proof Gear. There is nothing better for the price point and the quality and durability. It’s the best for semi-auto or select fire as well as bolt guns. All around, it’s the best suppressor cover with the best options available.
What would you recommend, if any, for a 9mm S&W FPC with Dead Air Wolfman intended for home defense? Will likely never undergo high speed multiple mag dumps.
I understand cinching a cover tightly at the rear of a direct thread suppressor to mitigate walk-off, but what can you do with a Quick-Detach suppressor?
I noticed youre wearing a Eurosport Asheville hat. I am originally born and raised in Asheville. Is there a gun shop in WNC you recommend? Im not aware of a good gun store in that area.
👍🏼 I really don’t go to many gun stores but it’s usually Carolina Guns and gear for any small items. They are on Sweeten Creek. You also have On Target and the Sportsman’s warehouse. That’s really about it around here.
My understanding is that they are some of the best in the business. Unfortunately, I don’t have any. I definitely need to get order some to try out firsthand. 👍🏼
Got some amazing dei titanium exhaust wrap and put it on my can and it looks beautiful and handles all the heat. On a performance series 16” Hanson 223/556 👍🏼. Great video
Ray, what are your thoughts on using a wrap for titanium suppressors for long range? Not competition shooting, but just a long range class? Do you think a cover will damage a Ti can in 10-15 round strings? Thanks!
I would absolutely run a cover for that purpose. Just get something like the low temp Armageddon gear one. My understanding is that if that starts smoking at all you should let the can cool down. Supposedly designed that way for that reason. 👍🏼
Why do none of these videos seem to mention the Cole Tac corset cover? Even articles online only mention the HTP from them with high regards, despite the HTP being explicitly mentioned as not for rapid fire while the corset cover has the same temperature rating as the Liberty's Defense at a fraction of the cost.
I have a HUXWRX 556k on my Saint Victor and cooked a devour suppressor cover after shooting 90rds in a 20-30 min time period the last 60 we in maybe 5 min span of time. I want to put a Liberty on it but if I drop that kinda money right now melting a suppressor cover will be the least of my worries. What would anyone recommend as a good budget cover until I save up the funds for a Liberty?
Why doesn't someone come out with a decent low cost cover that straps down real good at back leaving the middle and front kinda loose for air cooling. As long as it is secure at brl end and stays on , easy on off no burn tie down ! I may get a copy copy right!!!!!!
I have Cole-Tac covers on my suppressors (2 titanium, one huge aluminium) which work great, but I'm worried that using them actually prolongs the heat in the suppressor for such a long time it could damage it?
I shut it down. There was no way for me to keep it going with all of the shipping that was happening. That and the fact that I was going to need to get a building for inventory and shipping. Not something I want to do at this point in my life. I appreciate the comment.
No burn proof gear? I shot mine off a sandman s. Took it on and off 3 different guns and guess it came lose. Shot had cover. Just shredded if. Sucks at 160$
This is a fantastic subject as always and I can't think of another channel that where I learn something useful every time!
By the way, if anyone is interested in a LIberty's Defense. I would try X-RING in the coupon code. 👍🏽
@@XRINGThanks Ray I need 1 for the Sandman 🍻👊🏼
@@XRINGif they were the same price would you get the carbon fiber over the liberty defense?
New to this world and it’s obvious you know what you’re talking about. I definitely will go with Liberty defense and just “buy once, cry once.” Thank you, sir.
Currently using Burn Proof Gear, they hold up great as long as you put them on correctly and cinch them down so they don't fly off. Got to try a Liberty Defense at some point but almost $400 for a cover to match one of my suppressors is a lot.
Been running one too but added a flame resistant sleeve on the inside to keep temps down... works very well... keeps suppressor hotter longer but brings the temp down to be able to handle it bare handed
Plus 1 for BPG
Your amount of knowledge never ceases to impress! Good video Ray, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mike! I saw your 2k round suppressor review. 👍🏼 Keep up the good work.
The Liberty Covers/Attenuator are the best ive ever seen or used. Expensive but good luck melting it reduces mirage and it hides thermal under NVGs
in the special forces we just pissed on a dewrag and wraped it around the suppressor worked fine if a little smelly
They shed a ton of fiberglass though, which sucks. They also commonly are undersized and don't cover the very end of the suppressor, which negates the thermal hiding properties by a chunk. They are tough though that's for sure. For military I can see it being worth it but for PRS and normal LR shooters, plenty of others out there that work well to hide mirage without burning up. Precision Underground Rifle Gear makes a nice one.
I use to work for manta defense as their mil sales guy (for a short time). If you cut out the “manta defense” logos on the covers it can be used for higher rates of FA. The reason it’s limited to 100 rnds is because of reversion. The can cover tries to revert back to a liquid state when there isn’t enough air flowing through the cover. Cutting out the logos creates a higher air flow and smothers the option for a fire to start.
I run a TAB Gear SASR on my SF MINI 2 556 and have been very happy with its performance. Not made for hard use, but rated up to 1800°. Made to order, at a good price point. Those Liberty’s Defense look incredible..
I've got 3 TAB Gear covers also. I don't do mag dumps, but they've done well for me also.
My first purchase of a cover was from Liberty’s Defense because of a comment Ray made in a prior post 4-5 months ago. The custom cover from Liberty’s Defense is for a 10.5” CGS Hekate (.338 LM) and is everything Ray says it is. I highly recommend this product!
You gotta be kidding me this is very odd timing I was looking for a cover today for a new suppressor that I just bought and now here you are putting out a video wow sometimes I wonder about things anyway thanks for the video Ray
Love my covers by Elite Iron. All my toys in New Zealand (the ones we are still allowed to have) have cans(easily available). Great video, thanks for showing other options.
Just bought a Liberty Defense this morning. Thanks for curing my buyer’s remorse. Good vid; thanks.
Where did you find one in stock?
@@multicammando. ordered it August 8th; still don’t have it, yet.
You just saved me some money. I was considering a cinch style cover slightly shorter than the suppressor so it would still dissipate heat, but now I realized I'd just be chasing it down range.
Burn Proof Gear Hank has been the best for me other than their supressor cover.
After a handfull of mags, trying to take off suppressor isn't happening haha cover just spins, no matter how tight I have it.
Another great video Ray. Best fail for me was a Barrett QD can on my 107a1 with the factory mirage cover. It slid down over the brake gills on the can and got roasted. 😂
Thank You Sir! This is timely information from experience! 👍🇺🇲
I got the liberty defense on my bedside .300 blackout with a Banish 30 gold. Its a very nice cover.
I have the 5 dollar mechanix one and it works great, just cut off the tab inside.
I haven't done more than 100 rounds at a time ,but works great for the money
I was skeptical before of the price so I put a pipe in it and heated it till it started glowing and ya apart from some discoloration it was fine.
Fantastic factual review as always! I run a 6.5" Burn Proof Gear on my MPX-K (9mm) and absolutely love the looks and fitment. They are a small new company based in Miami. I have nothing negative to say about their product, it is on the pricey end like the Liberty Defense you mentioned. Have a wonderful weekend!
Great video and discussion…. I’ve been shooting suppressors for over 10yrs and have spent hundreds of dollars on different brand covers. I’ve had the best luck with Armageddon Gear & Cole-Tac but I don’t shoot “rapid fire” very often. I just ordered a Weka to try…. 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video bro. For precision rifles this video is amazing. Too many people buy them for semi-auto's to look cool but don't realize they are trapping heat, making it louder and they wear out on semi applications. For precision shooting this is the best suppressor cover wrap up you'll get (no pun intended.)
In general, I think suppressors are kind of gimmicky especially on semi-automatics. Even the low back pressure cans are going to start gassing you out if you needed to run the gun hard for whatever reason. There is also the fact that you are introducing more carbon into the action which increases the risk of failure. Finally, the very real risk of getting serious burns is very real and often underplayed even with a heat cover.
This isn't to say that I'm against suppressors, having one on a night stand gun isn't a bad idea considering intruders aren't going to wait for you to get your ear pro on but I think that the cons are often overlooked or omitted. A lot of RUclipsrs just want to sell you stuff at the end of the day.
@@apersonontheinternet8006 for 223 yes they are gassy with traditional baffle suppressors, it's just alot of pressure in a small diameter so the gas is coming back.
300 blk is significantly less gas at the bolt-carrier with a traditional baffle suppressor, even though the powder case is the same size.
Ive heard good things about Huxworx flow through suppressors, for a bit less quieting your AR shoots suppressed & unsuppressed with no gas-block adjustment needed, and apparently very little gas out the bolt carrier & charging handle, apparently the 223 gets to 300 blackout gassing with it
Thanks for info! For my AR, I’ll likely get the mod tac. For bolt gun, since barrel is far away from rail, would go liberties defense.
I've used a Burn Proof Gear cover with liner for over 4 years on an 11.5 AR and it has not only held up extremely well during classes, 2gun and CQB matches as well as general practice, it hasn't moved either. It's still on the can and it just plain works. Almost half the cost of the Liberty covers - and no metal. Can has been carbon welded onto the AR for years and I have zero issues with it. You missed out reviewing them. Grab a couple and check them out.
I commented about BPG too. I ordered extra internal insulation also, and double it for CQB on a Maxxim PDW, so its cooler during transitions to pistol. Anyhow, the Burn Proof Gear covers are pretty good
Man. I’ve been keeping an eye here and there for the past few months on a good cover…(been on the fence about a libertys defense because man 350?!) and I’ve seen good and bad about other companies…so I’ve been kind of stuck. But I’m happy a recent video has been posted. This is very insightful! Thank you!
Man. I’ve been keeping an eye here and there the past few months on a good cover…(been on the fence about a libertys defense because man 350?!) but I’m happy a recent video has been posted. This was very insightful! Thank you!
Riflesonly makes pretty good ones. I always tie the extra string to my handguards to anchor it
My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
On the Mechanic's cover, you can run the cinch strap over your VFG (on an AR) as a backup system to keep the cover from coming off during a course of fire.
I heard bad things about the Mechanix covers. They end up melting and destroying your can.
T and K outdoors have the best suppressor covers on the market give them a look please before any others. Local American made covers that have never budged or burnt out on any of my AR’s with 1,000’s of rounds.
Great video I have the HAD SUPPRESSOR COVER by Rifles only and it great no issues and if you install properly no slip issue reasonable price as well.
Great professional information as usual Ray. I hope you are doing well.
Hands down the best is libertys defense by a long long shot. I have 2 of them so far and they’re just perfect
MODTAC are awesome, I'll have to try out the Liberty Defense one.
I literally have “best suppressor cover 2024” in my web browser being right now. Timing of this is perfect
RUclips monitors your pbone so it knows what videos to suggest to you. Google does the same and sells your info to other companies.
Burn Proof Gear has been great for me
Great info Ray…. I’ve got a new six BR coming from Gary at Paramount tactical as well as a thunder beast ultra seven so I will pick one of these up for that new rig.
I picked up the Mechanix Wear on Amazon for $14.99 ($22 now). I do not mag dump (past 1 mag). Awesome. About the silicone, is it spelled Weka? Having trouble finding it.
Exactly, spending $$$ on a fn BMX handlebar cover is absolutely absurd. And yes...I am being sarcastic. Wrap it with header tape if you are so worried about it.
Can Chap. Great option by a guy in Montana.
I've been debating about getting a cover for the Area 419 Maverick. Thanks for the informative video.
Burn Proof Gear is one cover I was kinda surprised, to not see it on here.
I'm a little surprised how quickly you went past the Cole-Tac covers, and made no mention of their HTP covers that have an internal heat sleeve, and an external thermal cover with multiple options to hold it in place (Velcro, Stricta Cord, etc.). I've found this "combination" cover works best in virtually every situation. I have 7 cans, and the proper Cole-Tac HTP for each of them, and I'm super happy with the fit and heat protection. I also believe a "barrel cooler" is really important to have, as it will decrease the length of time it takes to cool down a suppressor by a LOT. Final piece of advice is to always carry pair of welder's gloves and a small welding blanket to handle hot cans and covers whenever you need to remove them or switch them over to a different barrel.
Good advice for sure and I appreciate the comment.
I absolutely cannot keep up with all of the different companies making great covers. I do like the Cole Tac brand and use their bags extensively. 👍🏼
M10 is the star of this video for sure
I use RiflesOnly covers and carry pouches. Jacob makes solid gear.
I have really been happy with my ‘Rifles Only’ covers.
Would love to see an Area 419 Maverick vs TBAC Magnus RR comparison video
Great information. Thank you for sharing.
I have 3 TAB Gear covers and am pleased with them. I don't do mag dumps, so they don't get superheated, but they keep the mirage down. Any experience with them compared to the ones presented in this video?
Thank you very much, this video was extremely helpful. I'm getting into suppressors for the first time and I probably would have burned myself severely if you hadn't provide a disinformation. Thanks again
That was supposed to say if you hadn't provided this information. Sorry I use a dictation software that doesn't always listen well
12:00 - don't cut it off . . . it tears out easily by design. I have about 20 of them. They work very well.
Rifles only suppresor wraps are really nice especially for the price.
Burn proof gear is a good one too.
Great video, Ray!
Great knowledge! Subscribed
Heat mirage is so annoying with 5.56 that I ordered the Manta Defense wrap and have been loving it
What do you think of burn proof gear?
Also, with Surefire QD, the cover wraps over the QD, but to avoid carbon lock it’s advised to take it off while still warm/hot, so we’d have to undo the cover to get to the QD?
Silicon curling iron covers. Cheap and great for after the range
fantastic video :)
Burnproof gear is the best in my experience. 3 mags didn't destroy it. After two mags I carried the rifle off the range by the suppressor to prove it worked for some friends. 10.5" 5.56.
You missed a crucial one with Burn Proof Gear. There is nothing better for the price point and the quality and durability. It’s the best for semi-auto or select fire as well as bolt guns. All around, it’s the best suppressor cover with the best options available.
What would you recommend, if any, for a 9mm S&W FPC with Dead Air Wolfman intended for home defense? Will likely never undergo high speed multiple mag dumps.
I understand cinching a cover tightly at the rear of a direct thread suppressor to mitigate walk-off, but what can you do with a Quick-Detach suppressor?
Tight cinch so it won't come off, then order more suppressors for your other rifles ;)
Repeat step1 for new suppressors
..is silicone tubing available commercially???
Burn Proof Gear, simple, I have them on all my suppressors now after having all the others melt off.
Any thoughts on Burn Proof Gear??
Mine always slides off. No matter how hard I synch it. The buckles. And you cans put it back on because it’s hot AF
So… should I get the extreme temp then?
I have a hybred 46 not the m, just the standard. Any suggestions?
Very informative
Good review but BPG should have definitely made the line-up.
What suppressor is that on the bolt gun? Ive been looing for cans with brakes at the end, but my results have been underwhelming.
What is the weight of them. I bought Ti so I could stay lightweight. This is just a hunting suppressor.
I noticed youre wearing a Eurosport Asheville hat. I am originally born and raised in Asheville. Is there a gun shop in WNC you recommend? Im not aware of a good gun store in that area.
👍🏼 I really don’t go to many gun stores but it’s usually Carolina Guns and gear for any small items. They are on Sweeten Creek. You also have On Target and the Sportsman’s warehouse. That’s really about it around here.
Stupid question - how about exhaust wrap?
Liberitysdefence is worth the wait (45 to 60 days)
Weight is another thing to keep in mind some are noticeably heavier than others.
No mention of Rifles Only covers?
My understanding is that they are some of the best in the business. Unfortunately, I don’t have any. I definitely need to get order some to try out firsthand. 👍🏼
Just make your own. You can use exhaust wraps and it works just as good. I'll spend $20 for an exhaust wrap before a $300 name. Jmo.
Got some amazing dei titanium exhaust wrap and put it on my can and it looks beautiful and handles all the heat. On a performance series 16” Hanson 223/556 👍🏼. Great video
What would be the best option for a TBAC QD Suppressor?
How did you burn up your liberty cover?
I didn’t . That’s why I recommend them.
Oh my fault. You were refering to another brand when you said you needed one because your other burnt up. Thanks for clearing that up
Ray, what are your thoughts on using a wrap for titanium suppressors for long range? Not competition shooting, but just a long range class? Do you think a cover will damage a Ti can in 10-15 round strings? Thanks!
I would absolutely run a cover for that purpose. Just get something like the low temp Armageddon gear one.
My understanding is that if that starts smoking at all you should let the can cool down. Supposedly designed that way for that reason. 👍🏼
@@XRING thank you for that and keep up the great content!
Why do none of these videos seem to mention the Cole Tac corset cover? Even articles online only mention the HTP from them with high regards, despite the HTP being explicitly mentioned as not for rapid fire while the corset cover has the same temperature rating as the Liberty's Defense at a fraction of the cost.
Any concern around leaving it in the cover after range time?
Not at all.
Thank you!!
Just use an old oven mitt.
Had to remove my original comment, as I asked about the Weka cover I sent you a few years ago. Looks like it's still in working condition.
Same one! I tried Bryan and they never would follow up with me. Glad to see their price point is right where I said it needed to be. 👍🏼
Bacon is the best suppressor cover...period!
Shhhhhh No o e ru s full auto . MI e is like a smooth 18 speed one gear at a time
Isn't that similar to throwing into Georgia Over drive back in the pre computer controlled days ?
I have a HUXWRX 556k on my Saint Victor and cooked a devour suppressor cover after shooting 90rds in a 20-30 min time period the last 60 we in maybe 5 min span of time. I want to put a Liberty on it but if I drop that kinda money right now melting a suppressor cover will be the least of my worries. What would anyone recommend as a good budget cover until I save up the funds for a Liberty?
How well do the Weka covers address mirage?
They do help, even for mirage. Just not as much.
Rock wool must be too bulky. It can take the heat. It may not leave the can cool enough.
Why doesn't someone come out with a decent low cost cover that straps down real good at back leaving the middle and front kinda loose for air cooling. As long as it is secure at brl end and stays on , easy on off no burn tie down ! I may get a copy copy right!!!!!!
I have Cole-Tac covers on my suppressors (2 titanium, one huge aluminium) which work great, but I'm worried that using them actually prolongs the heat in the suppressor for such a long time it could damage it?
I always have a cover on my pickle.
Why can't we get onto your website?
I shut it down. There was no way for me to keep it going with all of the shipping that was happening. That and the fact that I was going to need to get a building for inventory and shipping.
Not something I want to do at this point in my life.
I appreciate the comment.
@@XRING
Are you still doing custom rifles?
@MTCKIE68 That’s a different company.
🔥🔥🔥
No burn proof gear? I shot mine off a sandman s. Took it on and off 3 different guns and guess it came lose. Shot had cover. Just shredded if. Sucks at 160$
No coletac?..
Cole Tac is in there.
@@XRING oh my bad. I got distracted and missed it.
Burn proof should have been mentioned.
I agree, I just picked up a bpg with the dead air branding for my wolfman, great company and product.
Liberty's Defense are the best ones. Don't even have to watch the video.
"Turn around time so quick on suppressors" .... I'm 4months in and still waiting.
Wow. They are still turning around in about 2 weeks here in NC.
@@XRING Also NC.
@@Gnolomweb Dang! I hope it isn’t slowing down. Was that a standard form 4? Just individual or was yours a trust? Something doesn’t sound right.
@@XRING Standard Form 4.
They sure do save you alot of melted gear!