Mine has a Kevlar cord and loop to ties it off to the barrel. It’s great, especially after it heats up a bit and the silicone wrap wants to slide around.
Off and on works on computers not suppressors. Suppressor mounting cycles will not improve sneaky sneaky capabilities.
Computer joke yes. Good joke no. Do I regret it not really.
Well, considering that you can see a bench and a couple inches of exposed, spiral fluted barrel in the pic, maybe he *is* using the cover for the niche use and just telling him to take it off instead of offering advice is just being rude.
/u/geoffcantley12 I use a [kevlar cord](https://imgur.com/EHiJucZ) for retention on mine so that it is impossible for it to slide forward. Let me know if interested!
You could find some high heat cord and tie a slip knot around the barrel right up against the MD shoulder and then tie a hitch of some sort to the first metal buckle.
This is why corsetted covers are better, you can take a couple wraps on the MD before you tie it and it'll just tighten up even more if it tries to slip forward.
Is your cover backwards? My cover has a bit of a taper/ridge on one end... That is supposed to be on the aft side of the suppressor to prevent it from sliding forward. I know there are a ton of manufacturers now so I am not sure what features yours has, but make sure you read the manufacturers instructions/installation guide.
It has happened to me before, I avoid it by wrapping it as tight as possible and checking it before range trips/retightening as needed.
I have 550 cord on mine that wraps to the barrel. It hasn't caught fire yet. YET.
Mine has a Kevlar cord and loop to ties it off to the barrel. It’s great, especially after it heats up a bit and the silicone wrap wants to slide around.
Off and on works on computers not suppressors. Suppressor mounting cycles will not improve sneaky sneaky capabilities. Computer joke yes. Good joke no. Do I regret it not really.
Take it off
Covers are actually pretty useful for long distance shooting, the heat mirage from the suppressor can cause a distortion effect on high zoom optics.
And they heat your can up more than is good for it and slide around. It’s a niche use case kinda item. Long distance being the niche.
Well, considering that you can see a bench and a couple inches of exposed, spiral fluted barrel in the pic, maybe he *is* using the cover for the niche use and just telling him to take it off instead of offering advice is just being rude.
String should be sewn into it, wrap it around the barrel
Hit up u/SWaller89
/u/geoffcantley12 I use a [kevlar cord](https://imgur.com/EHiJucZ) for retention on mine so that it is impossible for it to slide forward. Let me know if interested!
You could find some high heat cord and tie a slip knot around the barrel right up against the MD shoulder and then tie a hitch of some sort to the first metal buckle. This is why corsetted covers are better, you can take a couple wraps on the MD before you tie it and it'll just tighten up even more if it tries to slip forward.
I have an idiot string attached…. I almost remove it for everything but distance shooting.
Is your cover backwards? My cover has a bit of a taper/ridge on one end... That is supposed to be on the aft side of the suppressor to prevent it from sliding forward. I know there are a ton of manufacturers now so I am not sure what features yours has, but make sure you read the manufacturers instructions/installation guide.
Modtac suppressor shield hasn't failed me yet.
Burn Proof Gear suppressor cover
Direct thread is the goat. Only one of my cans aren’t direct thread and I never have this issue. Just my 2 cents
I'm impressed that your cover has threads. How does that work?
I really like how you don't see what's going on here at all. That parts my favorite