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SKU: AG0309-CB-HT
Built to help manage suppressor mirage, this cover is intended for hunters and precision shooters who need a clearer sight picture during extended strings of fire. Its secure design is made to stay put through movement, while still allowing quick adjustment or removal when conditions change. The adjustable cord helps provide a custom fit and retention, and the no-contact shell design keeps the nylon cover separated from the hot suppressor. Rated for higher-heat use on carbines with a fast firing schedule, it is a practical option when mirage control matters more than a minimalist setup.
Rated Use
A high rate of fire,
Highly Secure
Design stays in place during
Can Be
Adjusted or removed in seconds
Adjustable Cored
Helps provide a custom fit
No Contact
Areas between the nylon shell
| Adjustable Cored | Yes |
|---|---|
| Adjustable Or Removable | Yes |
| Compatibility | Bolt-action and semi-automatic precision rifles |
| High Temperature Model | Yes |
| Mirage Mitigation | Yes |
| Nylon Shell | Present |
| Product Type | Suppressor Cover |
| Retention | Yes |
| Suppressor Model | TBAC Dominus SR |
| Temperature Rating | 800 degrees F |
| 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 clearly.
Yes. The product data says the Hi-Temperature model is rated for carbines with a high rate of fire, up to a suppressor temperature of 800 degrees F.
Yes. The description says it stays in place during vigorous movement, yet can be adjusted or removed in seconds.
No. The description states the design ensures no contact areas between the nylon shell and the hot suppressor.
The data says to allow the suppressor to cool to avoid damage beyond 800 degrees F, especially with titanium suppressors.