REVIEW: Manta Suppressor Sleeve

When it gets hot, the rule is to cover up. Direct contact can have unwanted consequences. The suppressor is not only useful for suppressing the signature and making the shooter harder to detect - it obscures muzzle flash and makes the noise harder to detect. At the same time, the thick thing on the weapon gets quite hot when the shooter shoots regularly. To protect it, there is the Manta Suppressor Sleeve. Seen in the picture above being used by the Austrian Armed Forces' Jagdkommando.

This is how the good piece comes, full length and uncut. The sleeve has dimensions of 7 by 1.5 inches, almost 18 by 3.81 centimeters. 1.5 inches is the requirement for fitting the suppressor.

This is the goal: it is simply slipped over the suppressor, with the length adjusted using a knife or scissors.

This is the purpose, explained with a photo of a thermal imaging camera. This is sort of the user manual.
Front view of the Manta. It doesn't melt, even when the suppressor gets hot. The ridges serve to dissipate heat from the suppressor.

As always, when things get tight, a professional lubricant is needed. That comes with the Manta Suppressor Cover.

This is the packaging you get when you procure the Manta Cover.

CONCLUSION: A practical solution for professionals who need to use suppressors.

You can find the Manta Suppressor Sleeve in Black, Tan, OD, and Camo at ARMAMAT for 84.90 euros. 

ARMAMAT online: www.armamat.com