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SKU: AG0216-HT-MC
Built to help manage suppressor mirage, this cover is intended for shooters who need a clearer sight picture during precision rifle work and other demanding range sessions. Its secure fit is designed to stay in place through movement, while still allowing quick adjustment or removal when needed. The adjustable cord system supports retention, and the no-contact shell design is meant to keep the nylon away from the hot suppressor. This high-temperature version is suited to carbines with a higher rate of fire, with use limited to suppressor temperatures up to 800 degrees F.
Designed Reduce
Delay suppressor mirage during target
Highly Secure
Fit stays in place during
Adjustable Cord
Custom fit and retention
Can Be
Adjusted or removed in seconds
Hi-temperature Model
High rates of fire, up
| Adjustable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Compatibility Notes | Designed for use with suppressors; allow suppressor to cool to avoid damage beyond 800 degrees F, especially with Titanium suppressors |
| Contact Areas Between Shell And Suppressor | No |
| Core | Cored |
| Generation | Gen II |
| Mirage Mitigation | Yes |
| Model | TBAC Ultra 7 |
| Product Type | Suppressor Cover |
| Removable | Yes |
| Retention | Custom fit and retention |
| Shell Material | Nylon |
| Temperature Rating | 800 degrees F |
| Use Case | Bolt-action and semi-automatic precision rifles; 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.
The source says the Original Mirage Cover is rated for bolt-action and semi-automatic precision rifles, or for slow to moderate firing schedules.
Yes. The product title and description identify it as the Hi-Temperature model, which is rated for use on carbines with a high rate of fire, up to a suppressor temperature of 800 degrees F.
The description says it has a highly secure design that stays in place during vigorous movement, and can still be adjusted or removed in seconds.
It does not provide full size or material specifications. The description only notes an adjustable cord for custom fit and retention, and warns to allow the suppressor to cool to avoid damage beyond 800 degrees F, especially with titanium suppressors.