Medium vs Heavy - Choosing the right suppressor cover.

Choosing the right suppressor cover isn’t about preference, it’s about how you run your rifle. Here’s how to get it right.

MEDIUM SUPPRESSOR COVER:

Best for:

• Pistols/ semi-auto use

• Precision shooting

• Lower rates of fire

Typical setups:

• 9mm Handguns

• ~1.38” diameter suppressors

When to choose Medium:

• Controlled shooting

• Slower firing cadence

• Lightweight, low-profile setups

If you’re not running multiple mags back-to-back, Medium is likely the right choice.

HEAVY SUPPRESSOR COVER:

Best for:

• Rifles/ fill-auto use

• PCCs and carbines

• High round count/ sustained fire

Typical setups:

• 9mm subguns

• .223/ .308 rifles

• ~1.5” diameter suppressors

When to choose Heavy:

• Running multiple mags consecutively

• Training envrionments

• Hard-use rifles

If you’re pushing your setup, go Heavy.

A note on heat ratings:

Be cautious of brands claiming extreme heat ratings beyond 1000°F.

Our ratings are based on real-world data from DuPont (Kevlar® & Nomex®) not inflated numbers.

Our Heat Performance:

• 1000°F (Black / FDE / Wheat Tan – Kevlar outer)

• 600°F (Gray / Multicam – precision use only)

• Internal FR sleeving rated to 1200°F