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SKU: AG0319-HT-MC
Built for shooters who need to keep a clear sight picture as suppressor heat builds, this cover is intended to reduce and delay mirage during live fire. Its secure fit is designed to stay put through vigorous movement, while still allowing quick adjustment or removal when needed. The adjustable cord helps tailor retention, and the no-contact shell design keeps the nylon away from the hot suppressor. Rated for higher-rate carbine use up to 800 degrees F, it is best suited to demanding firing schedules where heat management matters, with the note that suppressors should be allowed to cool before exceeding that limit.
Significantly Reduces
Delays suppressor mirage during shooting
Highly Secure
Design stays in place during
Can Be
Adjusted or removed in seconds
Adjustable Cored
Supports a custom fit and
No Contact
Areas between nylon shell and
| Adjustable Core | Yes |
|---|---|
| Compatible Firearm Types | Bolt-action rifles; semi-automatic precision rifles; carbines |
| High Temperature Rating | 800 degrees F |
| Mirage Mitigation | Yes |
| Model | OSS HX-QD 762, High Temp |
| No Contact Areas Between Nylon Shell And Hot Suppressor | Yes |
| Product Type | Suppressor Cover |
| Recommended Use Notes | Designed for bolt-action and semi-auto precision rifles or slow to moderate firing schedules; Hi-Temperature model recommended for higher rates of fire |
| Temperature Caution | Allow suppressor to cool to avoid damage beyond 800 degrees F, especially with Titanium suppressors |
| Use Case | Carbines with a high rate of fire |
It is designed to significantly reduce and delay suppressor mirage, helping the rifleman identify and engage a target more effectively.
The description says the cover has a highly secure design that stays in place during vigorous movement, yet can still be adjusted or removed in seconds.
This Hi-Temperature model is rated for carbines with a high rate of fire, up to a suppressor temperature of 800 degrees F. The source also says the original model is intended for bolt-action and semi-auto precision rifles or slow to moderate firing schedules.
The description says the cover design ensures no contact areas between the nylon shell and the hot suppressor.
Yes. It is rated up to 800 degrees F, and the source advises allowing the suppressor to cool to avoid damage beyond 800 degrees F, especially with titanium suppressors.