I have only one, made by Armageddon Gear, and I’m happy with it. I bought it because it was recommended (or at least sold) by Thunder Beast whose suppressor I have.
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Posts: 47868 | Location: 10,150 Feet Above Sea Level in Colorado | Registered: April 04, 2002
I bought an Armageddon Gear cover for my Thunder Beast Ultra 9 too and while the cover works well when it is on the suppressor, Mine slips forward no mater how tight or lose I make the bindings. Maybe I am doing something wrong but I shoot without a cover and use a battery powered fan to blow the heat waves away these days. Would not purchase another one.
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Posts: 491 | Location: Atlanta | Registered: November 11, 2009
Suppressors get hot with use. My TBAC suppressor becomes almost too hot to hold after only five rounds of 308 Winchester ammunition. Hot suppressors in turn pose a burn hazard and the heat rising from them creates so-called “mirage” effects that interfere with clear views of the target.
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Posts: 47868 | Location: 10,150 Feet Above Sea Level in Colorado | Registered: April 04, 2002
Thanks, only use mine on a bolt gun so it doesn't have a high rate of fire. When my other one gets out of jail it will be for my AR, it may get more use.
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While not from personal use if I’m not mistaken most Suppressor covers do not do well with heavy semi auto fire. Covers are designed more of the bolt action market with a lower rate of fire. Magpul has recently designed a cover to work with a higher rate of fire, but the size is limited. Most manufacturers will place on their page info concerning rate of fire etc.
Straight from Cole Tacs website
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IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT HEAT:
Our suppressor covers are designed to mitigate mirage at moderate tempos. They are not meant to withstand rapid firing from semi-auto firearms. We have not found a cloth based cover that can withstand the high temperatures that come off of a fast round count suppressor.
Our covers are not mag-dump rated and will melt. We will not replace a cover that has been melted.
Posts: 783 | Location: PA | Registered: December 05, 2010
I will second the Bowers recommendation. I have two and would buy another if I was in the market. Great covers and reasonably priced if I remember correctly.
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