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Christmas and Holiday Season Sale

Our newsletter subscribers always get our sale announcements first so here’s the deal…

Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with our spectacular Christmas, Holiday Season, & End of Year Closeout Sale!

Our newsletter subscribers always get our sale announcements first so here’s the deal…

Get into the festive spirit with 20% off sitewide on our entire range of products! Plus, unwrap amazing savings with up to 50% off on all overstocked items.

Key Sale Highlights:

20% off on all purchases sitewide with code:

XMAS2023

Starts Today, 14 DEC 2023 @ 1:00 PM EST

Sale Ends Sunday, 17 DEC 2023 @ 11:59 PM EST

All orders placed by Friday will ship USPS Priority and should arrive to your doorstep in time for Christmas!

Up to 50% off on overstocked items

Please note: We are going through and manually putting overstocked items on sale individually, this is taking a lot of time. We’ll try to send out a list of all the items that are discounted more than 20%.

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BPG August Update

Hello,

We’d like to announce that we have all three color options of the Warden Cover aka Blast Shield Cover or Blast Diffuser Cover are back in stock.

Also, Every standard color / size variation of the Suppressor Cover – Heavy is now offered via Amazon Prime.

Amazon Product Page Link: http://a.co/hORKnhf

Our suppressed pistol holster (SPH) is finally in stock and ready to ship. Order your holster for the G17, G19, or G34 (or any double stack small frame glock) and the surefire x300 weapon light.

Suppressed Pistol Holster

Thanks for your continued support.

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Fourth of July Sale

Fourth of July is a great day for us Americans. We celebrate our victory of 1776, when we gained our independence from tyranny and oppression. Freedom is not free as many have fought and died for it.

To show our appreciation, we are offering a 15% discount on all BPG products (in stock.)

Use code: 4JULY

This code also grants free shipping on all orders. Offer expires July 5th, 2018. *Orders will ship by Monday as USPS will be slow this week.*

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Burn Proof Gear Memorial Day Sale

This year we’re doing a Memorial Day Sale to honor the brave men and women who have died while serving in the Military, serving our country.

Please take time out of your weekend to reach out to friends and family that have served, and thank them for their service.

Offer them this code as a thank you from us: memorialday2018

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Black Friday / Cyber Monday Sale

Thanks to all our past customers and those who recently joined the BPG family over the Thanksgiving holidays. If you took advantage of our Black Friday Sale, you’re going to love what we’ve got in store for you for Cyber Monday!

Our CYBER MONDAY Sale will commence at noon – 26 NOV and end at midnight.

We will be sending out email blasts every few hours to our website subscribers (if you’re an existing customer or have created an account on our website, you’ll receive our email updates). The discount codes will be posted on our Instagram story and Facebook sometime tomorrow as well.

COUPON CODE: CYBERMONDAY

  • 30% OFF any BPG Product in stock – not already on Sale. Excludes Custom Orders. 
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Burn Proof Gear – Suppressed Pistol Holster – Soldier Systems Daily

Burn Proof Gear – Suppressed Pistol Holster

Burn Proof Gear specializes in suppressor covers. However, they also offer a holster compatible with suppressor-equipped pistols. That’s feat enough alone, but they’ve also made the holster large enough for a suppressor equipped with their BPG Suppressor Cover Light.

Granted, that’s a serious draw stroke, but few suppressor holsters exist on the market.The holster is equipped with the G-Code RTI attachment and fitted with a G-Code drop-leg kit.

There are a bunch of weapons and suppressor out there, so check out the website for the particulars, as well as color availability. www.burnproofgear.com/product/suppressed-pistol-holster

Source: Burn Proof Gear – Suppressed Pistol Holster – Soldier Systems Daily

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Suppressor Cover Shootout Review

Suppressor Cover Shootout Review by Capitol Armory and Mancha Suppressors

Temperature ranges are due to hot spots on the silencer. Higher temperatures where in the middle & very end of the can.

Neither of the High Temp covers from @burnproofgear or @silencerco came loose or moved.

BurnProof uses bungee cord & SilencerCo uses Velcro to secure their wraps. These did not burn. (Using a Mirage only SilencerCo Cover will burn & melt it by the second mag).

BurnProof
Securest mounting
Cools off faster
Harder to install & remove
Hard to make adjustments while installed

SilencerCo
Secure mounting
Cools slower (metal buckles get very hot)
Easy to install & remove
Easier to make adjustments while installed

Both covers have an inner sleeve which is why they’re rated “High Temp.” The BurnProof sleeve was harder to install because it doesn’t fully surround the can. It’s thin material does lead to fast cooling times.

The SilencerCo inner sleeve is thicker & easily slides on like a sock. The outside is coated in a grippy material which helps keep the actual cover from moving. This material keeps the cover hotter longer.

After 3 mags 556 Full Auto
BurnProof Saker Temp: 412-496°
SilencerCo Saker Temp: 372-469°

After 2 minutes

Burn Proof Cover Temp: 113-136°
SilencerCo Cover Temp: 86-112°
Burn Proof Saker Temp: 292-379°
SilencerCo Saker Temp: 315°-374

After 5 minutes

Burn Proof Cover Temp: 141-312°
SilencerCo Cover Temp: 147-272°
Burn Proof Saker Temp: 206-266°
SilencerCo Saker Temp: 223-349°

After 20 minutes

Burn Proof Cover Temp: 160-259°
SilencerCo Cover Temp: 144-300°
Burn Proof Saker Temp: 102-149°
SilencerCo Saker Temp: 124-184°

Burn Proof Cover Temp: 123-149°
SilencerCo Cover Temp: 165-237°

For the full review please visit their YouTube channel.

“Please note: This review is old. BPG has addressed the issues mentioned in the review and our current Suppressor Covers are much easier to install and remove. The internal sleeving which comes standard with the Suppressor Cover Heavy is also one piece and very easy to install. Lastly, our covers are half the weight of their closest competitor and exceed their performance considerably in retention and heat dissipation and mirage reduction.

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BPG Trade-Up Program

BPG Upgrade Program Status: INACTIVE

BPT Trade Up Program (like AT&T Next) but for Suppressor Covers.

Upgrade Program Rules:

  • Will only accept soft goods (No manta or any other silicone adult toy looking tubes) with a retail value of $75 or greater.
  • What do you have to do to take advantage of it?

  • Please be sure to include the following if emailing us: What cover you’re sending us, full name and shipping address, your instagram handle, and make sure to enter contact info (phone and email).

  • Once we receive your Trade Up request, allow us up to 48 hours to reply. We will send you further instructions once we’ve received your request.

  • After receiving your cover(s) we will email you a promo code to use depending on the value of the item(s) you send us. The code must be used when checking out via our website e-store (one time use only). It’s that Easy!

Thanks for checking out our offer and have a great day!

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Marine Unit Is First To Deploy With Suppressors On Every Weapon

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading text=”This Marine Unit Is The First To Deploy With Suppressors On Every Weapon” use_theme_fonts=”yes” css=”.vc_custom_1494600696520{margin-top: 0px !important;}” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Ftaskandpurpose.com%2Fsuppressors-marine-unit-weapons%2F|title:Task%20and%20Purpose%20-%20Marines%20deploy%20with%20suppressors|target:%20_blank|”][vc_column_text]It’s about time we have some suppressed Marines!

The members of Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines, currently deployed in Norway, are officially the first Marine Corps infantry to deploy with suppressors on every service member’s weapons, Military.com reports.

The news comes just about six months after Maj. Gen. John Love, the commanding general of 2nd Marine Division, announced plans for several “experiments” in silencing every weapon in an infantry battalion’s arsenal, from M2 .50-caliber machine guns to the standard-issue M4 service rifle, beginning with a pre-deployment training exercise by three rifle companies last October.

The logic of employing suppressors is simple: With infantry units usually tightly packed on the battlefield, dulling the cacophony of automatic weapons fire and allowing increased verbal communication is a small shift that could fundamentally change the way Marine units operate, according to Love.

“It used to be a squad would be dispersed out over maybe 100 yards, so the squad leader couldn’t really communicate with the members at the far end because of all the noise of the weapons,” he said in November. “Now they can actually just communicate, and be able to command and control, and effectively direct those fires.”[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_separator el_width=”100″][vc_single_image source=”external_link” external_img_size=”full” onclick=”custom_link” img_link_target=”_blank” custom_src=”http://49m47r1ce5b927clot3yajgk.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/2950285-1-840×560.jpg” link=”http://49m47r1ce5b927clot3yajgk.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/2950285-1-840×560.jpg”][vc_column_text]The Marines appear very pleased with this experiment. Reporting from the Vaernes Garrison near Trondheim, Norway, Hope Hedge Seck writes that after three months of training and live fire exercises armed with silenced weapons, members of Bravo Company “never want to go back”:

“It took us back to remembering what it was like not to be suppressed, when you see people trying to communicate,” [Bravo Company commanding officer Capt. Jack] Edgar said. “For guys in charge of other Marines, being able to talk is a big way that we fight. The suppressed weapons have helped that a lot.”

For Staff Sgt. Troy Hauck, a platoon sergeant with Bravo Company’s Weapons Platoon, not having to worry about ear protection when firing his rifle is a nice bonus. But a potentially bigger boon is the element of surprise that comes with a suppressed weapon.

“Just doing some of the training attacks that we’ve done on this deployment has been good,” he said. “I’m on one side of the hill and [part of the company is] on the other side of the hill, and I can’t hear them firing their weapons. It’s pretty nice, real stealthy.”

Suppressors don’t just offer a tactical advantage on the noisy battlefield, but a medical one as well. As Popular Mechanics noted after Love’s initial announcement in November, weapons like the M4 and M240 machine gun produce noise well above what the federal government considers a healthy ceiling of 150 decibels — prolonged exposure to which can yield significant hearing loss.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”.vc_custom_1494600520545{padding-top: 15px !important;}”]Of course, suppressors don’t totally drown out the racket of gunfire (one of the many reasons they’re less often referred to as “silencers” nowadays), but they’re efficient enough to drop the noise of the M4 carbine by more than 30 decibels, right above the drone of a commercial jackhammer, according to PopMech.

It’s unclear if and when this experiment will extend to other battalions. Chief Warrant Officer 5 Christian Wade, the 2nd Marine Division gunner, told Military.com in November that equipping an entire infantry battalion of 800 troops will run the Marine Corps around $700,000. That’s a relatively small price to pay for better communication and the element of surprise — and to avoid going deaf like poor dumb Nelson in “Black Hawk Down”:[/vc_column_text][vc_video link=”https://youtu.be/tQcoNSlIt9c”][vc_btn title=”Read original article” style=”flat” shape=”round” color=”chino” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Ftaskandpurpose.com%2Fsuppressors-marine-unit-weapons%2F||target:%20_blank|”][/vc_column][/vc_row]