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Heat shrink coating to rubberize your shroud

If any of you have ever thought about using heat shrink
material for a shroud coating, here is what it looks like..
It is 1-1/2″ heat shrink material that I found on ebay. It
was $10.00 for 4′. I left a 3/16 to 1/4″ overhang before
I heated it and it wrapped itself around the end just as
you see it…I didn’t have to do anything to it but heat it
with a heat gun….I started at the rifle end and worked
my way to the end of the shroud….It is not the right
color but it is durable and replaceable so there ya go….

Shrouds and Moderators

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That’s a damn good idea…..thanks for sharing

LAter

quote AKULA:

Mam; My AirHog moderator is scarred badly from stuffing it though mortar mesh. You’ve given me hope for a new tomorrow! Thank you sir. The Butcher of Babylon, AKA AKULA

Here is a link to the seller I got it from…
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=260338361529

Mam; My AirHog moderator is scarred badly from stuffing it though mortar mesh. You’ve given me hope for a new tomorrow! Thank you sir. The Butcher of Babylon, AKA AKULA

Thanks…I was chipping the paint off every once
in a while and didn’t want to repaint it due to the
fact that I would just knock it off again….

That looks great 😀 The guys on the 850 forum are doing that to the stock muzzle brake that come on some of the 850 RWS/Hammerli.

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