What do you use to handle HOT suppressors

[Mr. Booshie]

5 bucks each at the Silencer Shop.com

https://www.silencershop.com/silencer-shop-suppressor-removal-tool.html

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I don’t recommend that thing. I still have part of mine, the rest of it lives on my Q Trash Panda.
It has permanently fused to that can.

 

[payneed]

I don’t recommend that thing. I still have part of mine, the rest of it lives on my Q Trash Panda.
It has permanently fused to that can.

...but... tell the truth it is more quiet isn't it?

 

[Mr. Booshie]

...but... tell the truth it is more quiet isn't it?

With the burned on crap?
Sure, call it insulation haha.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

I know it's not what you asked, but I guess I just have to be that guy and ask; why do you need to remove and transport them if they are so hot?

But, as an answer to the question, a welding glove has always worked for me...then again, I'm not operating operationally, dumping beta mags in the 'burbs on patrol.

 

[eyemikeb]

Oven mit works nicely.

 

[user 71]

If an oven mitt or a welders glove doesn’t work and you’re in a hurry, you could always dunk the can in a bucket of water. There may be side effects though.

Personally I would just wait or shoot without the can.

 

[HydroAuto]

Since we're on the topic of hot suppressors, let's not forget to mention that you should never put a hot can on a cold mount. As it cools it will become extremely difficult to remove. Just speaking from experience.

 

[alleycat]

I don’t recommend that thing. I still have part of mine, the rest of it lives on my Q Trash Panda.
It has permanently fused to that can.

I totally get that......she works great for my .22 and 9mm cans though

 

[brutal]

View attachment 2030168 Ov-glove and a coletac

I could probably guess which way is downrange, but then again...

 

[Blue bio balls]

O that little guy, don't worry about him.