Why It Is Essential To Cover A Rifle’s Suppressor During Use

1. Wh y I t I s E s s e n t i a l T o C o v e r A R i f l e ’ s S u p p r e s s o r Du r i n g U s e Many shooters, recreational or advanced, use firearm suppressors. Hunters use them to reduce the decibels during fire that can lead to advanced hearing loss. Moreover, many professional shooters use suppressors to help them advance their performance. These shooters often use suppressor wraps on their firearms. They can be prominently seen while visiting a shooting range, during competitions or out in the field. These covers come in several designs, colors and can be customized to suit individual preferences. They are affordable and will last a long time. In addition to reducing noise levels produced by the rifle, the objective of a suppressor cover is to limit the risk of the shooter being burned and to help minimize the heatwave created by the suppressor.

2. Having a cover makes it much safer for the shooter to handle a hot suppressor by avoiding direct contact. A fully automatic or semiautomatic rifle suppressor delivering at high firing capacity will get extremely hot after a few rounds. Even just after one round shooters are advised not to touch the suppressor. Suppressor covers are a great method to protect the firearm user from third- degree burns. When a shooter is changing stances or moving around, there is the possibility of accidental contact with the suppressor. It is normal for the suppressor to emit smoke after being used, especially during colder months. When noticing smoke near the suppressor, it is a clear warning not to touch it. Smoke indicates heat, and heat can cause bodily harm if the firearm user comes into direct contact. This smoke can also affect visibility. Due to the high-temperature, heatwaves also dubbed as heat mirage, are created from the suppressor. These heat mirages can cause visibility problems for the shooter handling the firearm. A suppressor cover is used to stop the heat mirage from altering the view in front of the scope of the firearm. Moreover, individuals use these covers to mask the heat signature from thermal imaging gear, such as night goggles and scopes. Firearm discharge produces a lot of noise, suppressor covers minimize the mechanical noise. Even though a cover reduces noise when firing, some sounds are still audible. Many discharge sounds are normal but can be irritating. Some metal rings are not appealing, but suppressor covers prevent them from transpiring by stifling the sound and keeping things tighter and in place. If a suppressor is being used on the firearm, it is highly recommended that a suppressor cover be used as well. Suppressors get extremely hot and when touched accidentally, can cause bodily harm. Not only do they protect against accidental burns, but they also reduce heat mirage. If the shooter seeks protection from extreme heat, reduced noise, and a more clear aim, then it is best to use a cover on the suppressor. About Us Located in Hondo, Texas, Rauch Precision LLC is a veteran owned and operated company, founded in 2017 by Paul Butler who is a 12 year veteran of the US Marine Corps. Guided with a passion for long range shooting designed for hunting, law enforcement, and military, Rauch Precision provides quality products and superior training for hunters, PRS competitor, law enforcement or

3. military. Courses include Hog Saddle and L.E. Precision tripod training and hunter field training. We offer suppressor covers, tripods, shooting bags, slings and other accessories. In addition to the Sky Hawg, a highly adaptable, fully adjustable, self-containing aerial sniper support rig designed to provide a stable shooting platform for the shooter. Rauch Precision products promote strength and stability which is critical for long range shooting. For more about us please visit https://www.rauchprecision.com/