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Run a can hard through a few magazines and you know what comes next. Heat waves start rolling off the tube, your reticle looks like it is underwater, and everything within arm's reach of that suppressor becomes a burn hazard. The Banish Devour suppressor cover in Army Camo deals with all of that in one shot. Its carbon fiber felt construction carries an e-Glass rating of 1800 degrees Fahrenheit and is noncombustible, so it soaks up and contains the heat coming off your suppressor instead of letting it pour into your optic's field of view.
Mirage reduction is the headline benefit, and it matters more than most people realize. Once a suppressor gets cooking, the shimmer it throws into your scope can make precise shots at distance a guessing game. Wrapping the can keeps that distortion down so you can stay on glass and keep working targets. The cover also puts a protective layer between a scorching hot tube and your sling, your pack, your truck seat, and your forearm when it is time to move. At the 5.5 inch length, it is sized for shorter cans and keeps things trim on a hunting rifle or a compact precision setup.
The Army Camo pattern breaks up the outline of your suppressor and cuts down on glare, which is a nice touch for hunters and anyone who prefers their rifle to stay quiet in more ways than one. The whole thing weighs next to nothing, so you are not changing the balance of your rifle or adding bulk where you do not want it. It installs on the can and stays put through recoil and handling, doing its job without asking for attention.
If you are running a shorter suppressor and getting tired of waiting for it to cool down between strings, this is a simple, well-built fix from the folks at Banish. Wrap it, forget it, and get back to shooting.
This version is built for suppressors around 5.5 inches long, making it a good match for shorter cans on hunting rifles and compact setups. Measure the tube length of your suppressor before ordering, and if you are running a longer can, look at the longer Devour option instead. A cover that matches your can's length gives you the best coverage and the cleanest fit.
The carbon fiber felt construction carries an e-Glass rating of 1800 degrees Fahrenheit and the material is noncombustible. That is plenty of headroom for extended strings of fire on most rifle suppressors. That said, no cover changes how hot the can itself gets, so give your suppressor reasonable cool-down time during high-volume shooting.
It makes a real difference. A bare suppressor radiates heat straight up into your line of sight, and that shimmer distorts your reticle and target, especially at longer distances. Wrapping the can with an insulating cover like the Devour contains that heat so your sight picture stays crisp through longer shooting sessions.
Not in any way you will notice. The whole package ships at around 0.15 pounds, and the carbon fiber felt sits close to the can without adding meaningful diameter. Your rifle's balance and handling stay right where you left them.
| UPC | 810171221957 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100000310493 |
| Length | 8.2500 |
| Package Height | 0.2 |
| Package Width | 6.5 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Silencer Accessories |
| Shipping Weight | 0.15 |
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