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Scott
Been running one for 3 years with great resultsMy armageddon gear cover has given me no problems.
There's a guy on the accessories for sale forum making some suppressor covers. Bought one for my ultra 7 that's sitting in jail. About 1/2 the price and fit/finish looks like decent quality
I couldn't find him? What's his name? Any pics?
Thank you for your business and the honest review SDDeadeye! Paul BlackHillsGear.comI was looking a month or so ago and saw Black Hills Gear mentioned in a YouTube review of a few different covers. I had never heard of them before but being from SD I figured I would support a local company and give them a shot. So far I really like this cover, I went with the Nomex version. The guy that owns the company was great about getting in touch with me to clarify the exact measurements, and sent me several pictures so I could choose material colors as he was making the cover. I had it in hand in less than 5 days from when I ordered it.
The velcro straps hold it nice and tight, which I really like vs. having to mess with wrapping strings and lanyards and stuff. I have shot 100 rounds through my .308 in the span of about 45 minutes and the cover didn't move at all. I have been running it for close to a month now on my .308 and .223 and in several hundred rounds have never had to slide it back.
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You might consider one of the bower subguns silicone suppressor covers. Way less expensive although not as "tactical" looking.
There was a recent post where one of the wrap style covers had melted onto the suppressor with only moderate use.
Silicone covers do not retain the heat, they're meant to dissipate the heat rapidly but also allow you touch the suppressor without burning your hand. In my experience theyre not great for mirage. However because they don't retain heat and typically have some form of ventilation, the will cool down a lot faster than a standard mirage cover.Does anyone understand the difference between the silicon covers and the insulated covers? I thought holding in the heat to reduce mirage was the purpose?
...I'm actually about to test a Bowers silicone cover with the Coletac mirage cover over it on my bolt gun with TBAC Ultra 7. We'll see how it works.
I was going to order a Black Hills Gear cover, but the “Out of the Country until August, and shipping from Alaska” turned me off. I ordered a Cole-tac instead