Novel idea. But with a 1.25" diameter plus the mount height, that's like having another can... sitting right above your can. I'm thinking it would easily block low mounted optics. This was one of the early design parameters... I can tell you that the .308 AR-10s used for the testing carry rail...

Interesting. I don't see how this device has any advantages over a cover? Care to pose the advantages? In controlled testing, most sleeves suppress a mirage for 20 rounds or so (.308, 1 second fire rate), and then the barrel heats up quickly. The barrel heat can throw a 1000 meter shot off by sever...

Can I face this the opposite direction and use it to blow cool air on my face during the Texas summer? The hell with my cans, I'M giving off a mirage in 105 degree heat! For that, you want this: http://www.portableuniversalpower.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/NF_Iso1_LR-300x232.jpg Fits in your poc...

Interesting. I watched the video posted on the website. Is there a video that shows it running / functioning on the firing line? How noisy is it? We do have some video, but it was video recorded of an IR camera screen... I am waiting for some that is clearer. Hope to get it tomorrow, and will post ...

Bendersquint wrote:Is this a joke or a real product?

Absolutely real! It works beautifully.

Product page is here:

http://www.SuppressorFan.com/

This took a lot of R&D... overcoming shock, designing airflow, etc. Could not have done it without help from Ft. Bragg...

I hope this is the right place to post this... ;-) I just finished developing a new product with the cooperation of some of the shooters at Fort Bragg. They are pretty excited and so am I! It is a miniaturized cooling fan that mounts just behind a suppressor. We have finally finished all the prototy...