Mechanix Suppressor Covers $9.99!

[Timber Cruiser]

Customer reviews are not good.

Terrible. I’ll stick to Rifles Only and Cole-Tac.

 

[Piglatinhater]

Customer reviews are not good.

These are pretty bad. Hoping everyone who bought these at ODT have different results but the internet as a whole is staying away from these.

 

[Allsmiles]

I got a couple just to be ae to change out hot cans at the range. Gotta be better than my silicone taco.

 

[Piglatinhater]

I got a couple just to be ae to change out hot cans at the range. Gotta be better than my silicone taco.

Per the internet, they are not. The walmart .99 silicone pot holders are light-years ahead apparently.

 

[Zeake]

Per the internet, they are not. The walmart .99 silicone pot holders are light-years ahead apparently.

damn. I've wasted more money on less so I am not too worried.

 

[Allsmiles]

damn. I've wasted more money on less so I am not too worried.

We can see who is first to list one for $24.99 or half off retail.

 

[Jro545454]

Per the internet, they are not. The walmart .99 silicone pot holders are light-years ahead apparently.

*To all on this thread, there is a tag that is in the inside of these things that you have to remove. That's what people are complaining melts and sticks to the suppressor. I've removed them from mine and dumped 60 rounds through my surefire RC2 in a minute or so with no problems despite the suppressor almost glowing*

I've got some of mine silicone wrapped and they fall apart with any sort of reasonable rate of fire. Luckily they don't melt to the suppressor so you can easily replace the silicone whenever they start to melt. The silicone has to be held on by something and I've melted the p-cord I had wrapped around some of mine. I was planning on doing both for these. Run silicone around the suppressor, throw the mechanix cover over the silicone and wrap in p-cord. I'll report back in here once completed and I complete some testing.

 

[BigMike]

Customer reviews are not good.

The issue is they don't tighten on the can. So of you can get creative they work awesome.

 

[BigMike]

*To all on this thread, there is a tag that is in the inside of these things that you have to remove. That's what people are complaining melts and sticks to the suppressor. I've removed them from mine and dumped 60 rounds through my surefire RC2 in a minute or so with no problems despite the suppressor almost glowing*

I've got some of mine silicone wrapped and they fall apart with any sort of reasonable rate of fire. Luckily they don't melt to the suppressor so you can easily replace the silicone whenever they start to melt. The silicone has to be held on by something and I've melted the p-cord I had wrapped around some of mine. I was planning on doing both for these. Run silicone around the suppressor, throw the mechanix cover over the silicone and wrap in p-cord. I'll report back in here once completed and I complete some testing.

Stainless wire/zip ties are solution.