A shroud may include a hood component, faceplate component, floorplate component and/or other fitments which may partially or completely cover or extend beyond certain constituents of a firearm. Each of the components and fitments may include various functional and/or aesthetic features that prevent a firearm's reciprocating mechanism from malfunctioning by being moved out-of-battery, not cycling completely or being fouled by debris. Additionally, the components, fitments, functions and features improve: the distribution of weight on a firearm, the ability to grip and operate a firearm, and the options for using a firearm, both in its traditional and new alternative ways, collectively to enhance a firearm operator's defensive and/or combative capabilities.

A shroud may include a hood component, faceplate component, floorplate component and/or other fitments which may partially or completely cover or extend beyond certain constituents of a firearm. Each of the components and fitments may include various functional and/or aesthetic features that prevent a firearm's reciprocating mechanism from malfunctioning by being moved out-of-battery, not cycling completely or being fouled by debris. Additionally, the components, fitments, functions and features improve: the distribution of weight on a firearm, the ability to grip and operate a firearm, and the options for using a firearm, both in its traditional and new alternative ways, collectively to enhance a firearm operator's defensive and/or combative capabilities.

Rupture fairings are disclosed. A disclosed example fairing for use with an aircraft includes a surface to at least partially define an exterior surface of the aircraft when the fairing is installed onto the aircraft, and a membrane to rupture during flight of the aircraft, where the membrane defines at least a portion of the exterior surface.

A firearm suppressor configured to be attached to a muzzle of a firearm is disclosed. Further, the firearm suppressor may include a sleeve configured to envelop a suppressor body. Further, the sleeve may include at least one layer. Further, the at least one layer may be constructed, at least in part, of a flexible material. Further, the firearm suppressor may include the suppressor body. Further, the suppressor body may extend between a first end and a second end. Further, the first end may include a first suppressor opening. Further, the first end may be configured to be physically coupled to the muzzle of the firearm. Further, the second end may include a second suppressor opening configured to provide an outlet to a discharged ammunition round from the firearm.

A protective cover for a firearm having a front muzzle portion; a rear slide portion substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the front muzzle portion; an elongate body portion extending between and secured to the front muzzle portion and the rear slide portion; a trigger guard cover portion that extends from the body portion to cover at least a portion of a trigger guard of said firearm to be disposed within the protective cover; and a longitudinally extending cover opening in the body portion through which at least a portion of said firearm extends to be disposed within the protective cover, wherein said cover opening extends between said trigger guard cover portion and said rear slide portion.

A protective cover for a firearm having a front muzzle portion; a rear slide portion substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the front muzzle portion; an elongate body portion extending between and secured to the front muzzle portion and the rear slide portion; a trigger guard cover portion that extends from the body portion to cover at least a portion of a trigger guard of said firearm to be disposed within the protective cover; and a longitudinally extending cover opening in the body portion through which at least a portion of said firearm extends to be disposed within the protective cover, wherein said cover opening extends between said trigger guard cover portion and said rear slide portion.

A dust cover for a firearm includes a panel, a hinge pin and a spring disposed around the hinge pin. The spring engages the hinge pin so that the spring is non-slidable relative to the hinge pin. The spring includes a first prong that engages the panel to bias the panel away from the ejection port. The spring includes a second prong, distal from the first prong, that is manually engageable by a user to slide the hinge pin within a panel passageway while the spring remains non-slidable relative to the hinge pin so as to remove a part of the hinge pin from a hole defined by the firearm and thereby free the dust cover for removal from the firearm. A related method of use is provided.

A protective cover for a firearm having a front muzzle portion; a rear slide portion substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the front muzzle portion; an elongate body portion extending between and secured to the front muzzle portion and the rear slide portion; a trigger guard cover portion that extends from the body portion to cover at least a portion of a trigger guard of said firearm to be disposed within the protective cover; and a longitudinally extending cover opening in the body portion through which at least a portion of said firearm extends to be disposed within the protective cover, wherein said cover opening extends between said trigger guard cover portion and said rear slide portion.

A protective cover for a firearm having a front muzzle portion; a rear slide portion substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the front muzzle portion; an elongate body portion extending between and secured to the front muzzle portion and the rear slide portion; a trigger guard cover portion that extends from the body portion to cover at least a portion of a trigger guard of said firearm to be disposed within the protective cover; and a longitudinally extending cover opening in the body portion through which at least a portion of said firearm extends to be disposed within the protective cover, wherein said cover opening extends between said trigger guard cover portion and said rear slide portion.

A shroud may include a hood component, faceplate component, floorplate component and/or other fitments which may partially or completely cover or extend beyond certain constituents of a firearm. Each of the components and fitments may include various functional and/or aesthetic features that prevent a firearm's reciprocating mechanism from malfunctioning by being moved out-of-battery, not cycling completely or being fouled by debris. Additionally, the components, fitments, functions and features improve: the distribution of weight on a firearm, the ability to grip and operate a firearm, and the options for using a firearm, both in its traditional and new alternative ways, collectively to enhance a firearm operator's defensive and/or combative capabilities.