HTP (HIGH TEMPERATURE PYTHON) SUPPRESSOR COVER Reviews & Ratings

COLE-TAC HTP (HIGH TEMPERATURE PYTHON) SUPPRESSOR COVER

Rated for temps up to 3000°F, the Cole-TAC High Temperature Python (HTP) Suppressor Cover lets you do mag dumps or rock-and-roll full-auto style. Cover is secured to your suppressor using Cole-Tac’s unique BOA locking straps, ensuring the High Temperature Python (HTP) Suppressor Cover stays in place while shooting.

Durable metal buckles
Adjustable straps
No-slip cinch design
Water and fire resistant
Fade, abrasion, mildew resistant

Constructed of 1000 Denier Cordura Nylon and fire resistant material, the Cole-Tac High Temperature Python (HTP) Suppressor Cover will stand up to the harshest conditions.

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Reviews Summary

Overall, the HTP Suppressor Cover has garnered positive feedback regarding its initial quality and heat containment. Many users appreciate how it prevents burns during use, though some have raised concerns about its fit and the durability of the attachment system. Instructions and potential design tweaks could enhance user experience.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

50%

Reviewers frequently express satisfaction with the overall construction and initial quality of the supressor cover, noting that it performs as advertised in heat management and safety.

Heat Containment

60%

Users highlight the effective heat containment, with several mentioning that they experienced no mirage issues during shooting, which enhances their experience during use.

Fit and Stability

50%

A common concern among users is the fit of the cover. Some report that it tends to slip off during use, particularly on certain suppressors, which could affect usability.

Durability Issues

40%

Several reviews mention issues with the durability of the attachment system, specifically the hook and loop materials, which some users found melted after extended use.

Instructions and Support

25%

Some customers point out the lack of instructions and visual support materials, which could hinder first-time users from properly utilizing the product.

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Slips off

This product was affixed to an AAC SDN-6 Suppressor and even at maximum tightness would slip off every few rounds.