Please recommend a suppressor wrap

[DutchV]

Is there any downside to using a cover? Seems like it would hold in the heat. Is this an issue? My Saker is titanium and supposedly rated for full auto, but I figured I'd ask.

Never mind - I just remembered that Silencerco also sells a suppressor wrap. They say it isn't meant for extended use. Seems like it's more of an issue for the wrap than it is for the can.

[Flatliner]

It does increase heat retention and results in your can heating up faster. If you find yourself in an extended firefight on a walking dead episode it could be an issue. For me the biggest issue was mirage through my optic. It fixed that.

[DutchV]

Mirage I could understand. So far I haven't had mine hot enough to notice.

I use a cheap stainless thermos for transport. If the can is still hot, it's no big deal. Just slide it in the thermos and off we go.

[Flatliner]

I have been shocked how fast mirage starts bothering me through a scope. In fairness though, I am now the proud owner of a set of old man eyes...

[ncbowhnter]

I've got a silencerco cover for the hybrid I'll sell for $50. Only fired 2 rounds with it. Black in color

[RU Grendel]

HAD and MAD covers from Rifles Only. Inner core from Spruce Aircraft. Less than 1/2 the cost of buying commercial when you make your own.

http://www.riflesonly.com/had-outer-sleeve

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/a ... eslvft.php

I like the thought of DIY. I'll try it out.

[bearcatrp]

As much as these things cost, would think they would come with one.