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Anyone who has run a can on a rifle knows the drill. A few rounds in, heat waves start dancing across your scope and that perfect sight picture turns into a shimmer. The Banish Devour Suppressor Cover from Silencer Central takes care of that, wrapping your 9 inch suppressor in a layer that tames mirage, keeps hot metal off your hands and gear, and shields the finish from the scratches and dings that come with dragging a rifle through the field.
The outer shell is an industrial silica-coated fabric with a non-slip texture, so the cover grips the can instead of rotating or creeping under recoil. Inside, a layer of carbon fiber felt rated to 1800 F does the heavy lifting on heat. That liner is noncombustible, which matters when it's sitting right against a suppressor that's been working hard. Adjustable straps let you cinch it down snug on cans up to 1.5 inches in diameter, and the whole thing stays featherlight thanks to the aramid fabric construction. The Army Camo pattern is a natural match for hunting rigs, breaking up the outline of the can instead of leaving a dark cylinder hanging off your muzzle.
One underrated benefit here is that the cover lets you grab and swap your suppressor while it's still hot. If you move between rifles or pull the can at the end of a session, that saves you from either burned fingers or a long wait. It also makes shooting off a pack, bag, or barricade more comfortable since the hot can isn't melting or scorching whatever it touches.
This cover was designed in South Dakota with bolt action rifles in mind, and it handles moderate semi-auto strings just fine when you give things a chance to cool between cycles. Pair it with a Banish 30, Banish Backcountry, or any similarly sized 9 inch can and you've got a cleaner sight picture and a better protected suppressor for seasons to come.
It fits suppressors up to 1.5 inches in diameter and around 9 inches long. That covers most full-size .30 caliber hunting cans, including the Banish 30 and similarly sized models from other brands. The adjustable straps let you snug it down for a secure, no-slip fit.
Yes, for moderate shooting. It was built primarily for bolt guns and works well for semi-autos as long as you pace your strings and let the suppressor cool between firing cycles. If your typical range day involves fast mag after mag, a laced high-temp cover is the better tool for that job.
It does, and that is the main reason most people buy one. A hot suppressor throws heat waves straight up into your line of sight, blurring the image through your optic. The insulated liner slows heat transfer to the outside of the cover, keeping your sight picture clear through longer shot strings.
That is one of its handiest features. The silica-coated outer and 1800 F rated carbon fiber felt liner insulate well enough that you can grip the covered can to install or remove it right after shooting. It also keeps a hot suppressor from scorching your pack or shooting bag.
| UPC | 810171221117 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100000310854 |
| Length | 9.7000 |
| Package Height | 0.2 |
| Package Width | 8.0 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Silencer Accessories |
| Shipping Weight | 0.2 |
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