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Posted: 8/25/2026 9:12:50 PM EDT
| Curious what suppressor cover everyone is using. Looking for something that is going to get run hard. |
| Numerous good options out there. Liberty’s Defense is probably the best but they are definitely expensive. Burnproof Gear is good and nice and slim; Sukon Performance is probably the best bang for your buck at the cost of some thickness. There’s also the two piece strap versions like Cole Tac and Rauch, but they can be fairly far. I’ve got discount codes for a few different ones. |
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After reading here and other places on the net, I decided on the extreme temp version of the cover from armagedon gear. I have purchased 3. Lead time was about 2 weeks. They seem well made and fit snug like they should. I like that they cinch down slightly behind the suppressor to keep it from sliding forward during shooting. I haven't tried to cook one, but no issues with moderate fire rates. I suggest you order the model for your particular suppressor from the manufacturer insted of a general purpose model from a dealer. https://armageddongear.com/product/suppressor-cover/ |
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Originally Posted By bluedog82: Numerous good options out there. Liberty’s Defense is probably the best but they are definitely expensive. Burnproof Gear is good and nice and slim; Sukon Performance is probably the best bang for your buck at the cost of some thickness. There’s also the two piece strap versions like Cole Tac and Rauch, but they can be fairly far. I’ve got discount codes for a few different ones. All that If quicker cool down is more important than mirage reduction. The Sukon Safety Shield Extreme is a pretty solid design that does a better job at cool down than one piece wrap designs. |
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| Liberty’s Defense if you have more money than brains. Otherwise, Rifles Only HAD or MAD depending on your use case. |
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Originally Posted By PortaJohnPicasso: How much do those help with mirage? I've also found that when they get hot they become "slippery" on the can and will absolutely get launched down range  Still, for the money they are good. Just don't expect them to perform like covers that cost 3x as much. |
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Originally Posted By RolandofGilead: I have one too. They help...some... I've also found that when they get hot they become "slippery" on the can and will absolutely get launched down range Still, for the money they are good. Just don't expect them to perform like covers that cost 3x as much. Thanks I'll stick with "buy once, cry once" then. |
| This and some zip ties works great for mirage if you want to be cheap. |
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Originally Posted By MHIDPA: This and some zip ties works great for mirage if you want to be cheap. lol … glad I’m not the only one. 
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After several range trips, I'm loving the Sukon. Attached File It really helps with mirage during COLA-esque strings of fire. |
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Originally Posted By PortaJohnPicasso: After several range trips, I'm loving the Sukon. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/543436/1000003787_jpg-3826133.JPG It really helps with mirage during COLA-esque strings of fire. Glad to hear it! |
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I just order a few of these from the local Wally World to try, saw a Reddit post where someone was toasting one with a torch and it looked decent for $12. https://www.walmart.com/ip/SOG-Velcro-Suppressor-Wrap-for-Gun-Barrels-Durable-Material/19350060997 |
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