Suppressor Mirage cover . I need to know what the inside fabric is and where I can buy it retail.

I built two covers so far. One is slick with nothing on it. One is as shown in the pictures. I didnt use anyone elses design as a copy. BUT, there doesnt seem to be too many ways to build a suppressor cover. I guess thats why Tab, Armageddon, Griffon, etc all have the same basic design.

I have a real nice no contact laser infared thermometer and did a bunch of testing. Like MOST of the other companies, these would not be rated for full auto. I think that two back to back mag dumps would be close. (30rd .223)

As far as for my long distance shooting they have worked great.

Wonder if this would do the trick.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/th...99G70BpafD_BwE

This should work:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Oatey-9-i...4002/100345508

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Wonder if this would do the trick.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/th...99G70BpafD_BwE

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header wrap is notorious for condensation build up, over time. I'd look for some silicone sheets . OR buy silicone mats, make sleeves from Nomex with pads in between. . some kind of snaps to hold access side for replacement as needed.
http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page...ads%20silicone

This one here is nice, already formed to shape.

http://www.amazon.com/Lodge-ASHH11-S...nd+pot+holders

Have you considered a Bowers Griptastic? Less money, more durable, effective.

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header wrap is notorious for condensation build up, over time.

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They are...on vehicles that spend a bit more time outdoors than say a suppressor.

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Have you considered a Bowers Griptastic? Less money, more durable, effective.

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Silicon base?

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They are...on vehicles that spend a bit more time outdoors than say a suppressor.

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Yes they do, suppressors build up heat quicker, as well as disperse it. Price point the silicone mats and gloves are the best bang for the buck. HB has the material and capability to mfg the sleeves for them.

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Have you considered a Bowers Griptastic? Less money, more durable, effective.

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http://www.subguns.org/products/covers/

They don't slip on or off easy but the work really well.

Dont cheap out. In the long run the time and money you spend making one yourself will be more than a decent cover.

Armageddon or TAB.

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http://www.subguns.org/products/covers/

They don't slip on or off easy but the work really well.

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Pot holders from amazon. These look like the cast iron handle units.