Suppressors Suppressor wrap help

[Douglas-001]

So I just picked up my last 2 cans this past Saturday and would like to put a wrap on it. Actually both now that I think about it. Phanton .223 QD & Osprey .45. I have an Elite Iron wrap on the .22, but she advises her wraps for slow precision fire. I actually spoke with her, very helpful and pleasant. Could members give some personal testimony or point me in the right direction? Thank you.

Doug

 

[skinney_7]

TBurkes is your man... TAB gear covers your can.

 

[3DHUSKER]

+1 on TAB Gear

 

[Bonjourjr]

I have tab covers for most of my cans too. They are high quality.

 

[ZombieMonkey]

I can't say I've ever seen anybody wrap an Osprey? I really don't see the need to be honest.

 

[cleric]

Than can get hot. If you change host it can burn you.

 

[ZombieMonkey]

That's what silicone pot holders are for. You can safely do can change overs, take the can off to load it with more wire pulling gel, etc. Personally I only see the need for a suppressor wrap when we are dealing with a long rifle and high powered glass. I guess to each their own.

 

[bhart89]

That's what silicone pot holders are for. You can safely do can change overs, take the can off to load it with more wire pulling gel, etc. Personally I only see the need for a suppressor wrap when we are dealing with a long rifle and high powered glass. I guess to each their own.

I shot a 600 yard match yesterday with a 20" barrel and the mirage I was getting from the suppressor was significant.

 

[ZombieMonkey]

OP originally mentioned an Osprey, which there's absolutely no point in having a wrap on a pistol can. I had my Osprey out today and dumped approximately 70 rounds through it in about 3 minutes. Needless to say, it got a little spicy and the mirage over irons or a small unmagnified optic like the RMR is not enough to warrant a suppressor wrap. On a long rifle, yes they absolutely have their merrits.