For those of you with a tigershark can. Which TAB SaS cover did you buy size wise. Would you reccoment the solid tube version or the velcro version.
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Re: Which TAB SAS for a tigershark
You need to call and get his measurements. Diameter and Length.
I like the solid tube covers, but I also do the one with velcro sometimes depending on how much I take it off to let it cool. Big cal = velcro
You need to call and get his measurements. Diameter and Length.
I like the solid tube covers, but I also do the one with velcro sometimes depending on how much I take it off to let it cool. Big cal = velcro
Re: Which TAB SAS for a tigershark
The SAS3 version is in production, just not up on the site yet. Didn't I show it to you at SHOT Adam?
It does the same thing as the velcro SAS1 velcro model, but in a more streamlined package that has no velcro.
It looks like a SAS2 shock cord version from a distance but has no shock cord in it at all. The back has an internal ridge to keep it from sliding forward and the front has nothing to keep it from sliding back on the barrel.
Here's a picture of some SAS2 Shock cord covers. You can see that each end is kind of wrinkled up from the shock cord pulling the ends slightly closed.
Here are two pictures of the SAS3 version. You can see that there are no seams sewn around each end and that the ends are not wrinkled up. The cover comes flush to or maybe just behind the muzzle of the can. As you can see, it's a much more streamlined cover than the velcro version and will allow the cover to easily be slid to the rear to allow the can to cool and then slid back onto the can to resume firing.
Here's a SAS1, velcro cover for a complete set of pictures of all three models on one page
The SAS3 version is in production, just not up on the site yet. Didn't I show it to you at SHOT Adam?
It does the same thing as the velcro SAS1 velcro model, but in a more streamlined package that has no velcro.
It looks like a SAS2 shock cord version from a distance but has no shock cord in it at all. The back has an internal ridge to keep it from sliding forward and the front has nothing to keep it from sliding back on the barrel.
Here's a picture of some SAS2 Shock cord covers. You can see that each end is kind of wrinkled up from the shock cord pulling the ends slightly closed.
Here are two pictures of the SAS3 version. You can see that there are no seams sewn around each end and that the ends are not wrinkled up. The cover comes flush to or maybe just behind the muzzle of the can. As you can see, it's a much more streamlined cover than the velcro version and will allow the cover to easily be slid to the rear to allow the can to cool and then slid back onto the can to resume firing.
Here's a SAS1, velcro cover for a complete set of pictures of all three models on one page
Re: Which TAB SAS for a tigershark
I have the SAS2 and am very happy with it. If I were to do it over again I would go with the SAS3.
I have the SAS2 and am very happy with it. If I were to do it over again I would go with the SAS3.
Re: Which TAB SAS for a tigershark
Tony, you have made me a SAS3
I have it on a rifle right now! Works great.
You showed me the new belts and sling.
Tony, you have made me a SAS3
I have it on a rifle right now! Works great.
You showed me the new belts and sling.
Re: Which TAB SAS for a tigershark
Oh yeah, sorry, I'm still trying to get a handle on things. SHOT has been very good to us so far.
Oh yeah, sorry, I'm still trying to get a handle on things. SHOT has been very good to us so far.
