Updated for 2023! only price increase is for the shipping due to USPS increases.
If you are interested in a cover/wrap for your suppressor I can make you a custom version. PM me what you would like and I will be happy to cut out the middle man(eBay) so you get a great product for a reasonable price.
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About the Suppressor Cover/Wraps:
They are made of 1000 Denier Coated CORDURA material on the outside and the inner layer is a Carbon Thermal pad that is non scratching and rated to mitigate mirage and protect against moderate temperatures; it is NOT intended to be used during full auto or rapid firing. No cloth based cover can withstand the high temperatures that are produced from a fast round count suppressed fire drill and will melt the cover. A cover that has been melted will not be replaced.
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE OR INSTALL - Verify the diameter and length of your suppressor and make sure you are ordering or purchased the right sized cover/wrap. If the cover is not made for the exact size you have, the cover/wrap will have problems and can be damaged or even damage the exterior of your suppressor.
If your suppressor has a built in brake, DO NOT cover the brake. Covering the brake will force extremely hot flames through the thermal felt and damage the CORDURA exterior fabric and the paracord. So measure your suppressor length excluding the brake.
These Covers/Wraps are not rated for full auto rate of fire. They are designed for hunting and target shooting where semi auto rate of fire should not exceed 20 rounds in a short time frame. Then you should allow your suppressor to cool.
These covers insulate very well so between shooting you will want to slip the cover off of your suppressor to let it cool down. That can be done by just sliding it either to the rear or forward 3/4th of the length of your suppressor. I recommend sliding back as the front of the suppressor is usually the hottest area. Make sure you slide it back in place and if needed tighten the paracord to prevent recoil movement.
When shooting I suggest that you verify that the cover is not slipping forward due to recoil. The muzzle blast can and will cause damage to the cover/wrap if it is forward of the front of the suppressor.
I can make a cover/wrap for most standard diameters from 1" to 1.75". The most common is 1.5" diameter.
The pricing is based on length:
4.0" to 6.5" $40
6.6" to 7.3" $42
7.4" to 8.5" $45
8.6" to 9.5" $50
9.6" to 11" $53
Shipping will be actual cost. For one cover/wrap the shipping is usually $4.00 and is an additional $1.00 for each additional cover/wrap. And you can also make arrangements to pick it up in person in northwest Plano.
Here are the fabrics I have to select from.
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