What are your suppressor accessories?

I have 4. For me, pistons, mount options for direct thread, front caps, 3 lug setup, wrenches that came with the cans, high temp covers for 2, a tube of good high temp copper based grease, and some cases for each one that I use when transporting and to keep a stamp copy in. Oh, and a cheap toolbox to keep everything in and organized.

There are a couple of other things for a user serviceable rimfire can I have, but that is not something you need for yours.

Why did you “need a cover”?

KenBry said:

Why did you “need a cover”?

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Switch from sbr to rifle while still hot maybe.......lol

Only own one.

I'm a cheapskate and just bought a silicone tube cover from Bowers(?)

Three lug adapter for the can, and three lug mounts for rifle hosts. Piston mount for handguns.

I have a set of welders gloves to handle the hot cans.

Pilfered USMC oven mitt for the hot swaps and a few extra sets of O-rings.

Something not talked about much is having the correct tools to service your suppressors.

Obviously having the right wrenches for your suppressor is key but you also need a good way to hold it, especially if the cap or mount is really stuck... and that is where this comes in... VOX BLOX™

KenBry said:

Why did you “need a cover”?

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They get cold at night.

greenlantern said:

They get cold at night.

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I forgot O rings in my earlier list until someone else mentioned them.

These work great for swaps and a place to lay a hot one. I have also used them to pack away a hot one before it was completely cool.

Nilla said:

...snip... but any accessories that makes using my can easier or better. ...snip...

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Guns. Lots of Guns. Best suppressor accessory ever. I am thinking of getting two more suppressors because I overstocked on guns that use them. YMMV.

KenBry said:

Why did you “need a cover”?

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I can tell you from experience I almost seared myself a couple times during classes when transitioning from rifle to pistol.
Doing that when moving was even more worrisome.