The PREDATOR GHILLIE™ Gat Wrap is an advanced rifle signature management system designed to reduce visual and near-infrared (NIR) detectability while enhancing environmental blending across a wide range of weapon platforms. As part of the Predator Ghillie ecosystem, it provides scalable concealment that adapts to mission needs without interfering with weapon function or accessory use.
Engineered to address the full silhouette of modern rifles, the Gat Wrap disrupts outline, color uniformity, and reflective surfaces that can increase detection risk. Its design is optimized for rapid deployment and full end-user customization, allowing operators to tailor concealment based on environment, loadout, and mission profile.
The system is compact enough to be stored in a pouch yet expansive enough to cover rifles with extended barrels, LVPO optics, offset red dots, white lights, IR illuminators, and a wide range of accessory configurations. It is designed for compatibility across platforms including AR-pattern rifles and AK variants.
A key feature of the design is its tension-based retention system, which uses a structured shock cord routing pattern to maintain consistent placement during movement. This allows the wrap to remain stable while still enabling full access to weapon controls and optics.
Compatible with a wide range of rifle platforms (AR, AK, and similar systems)
Full-length coverage for rifles up to 20"+ barrel configurations
Supports LVPO optics, offset red dots, lights, and IR devices
Lightweight, low-profile construction
Shock cord retention system for secure fitment
Dual locking slit design for stable positioning
Fully modular and end-user configurable layout
One-piece construction for field simplicity
Does not obstruct weapon operation or mounted accessories
Materials & Construction
Advanced laser-cut concealment materials
MIL-Spec shock cord (includes 70” cord length)
No exposed stitching to fray or fail
Made in the USA
Assembly Overview
Tie an overhand knot in the included shock cord
Route cord through vertical dual slit channels in an “S” pattern
Secure front end to sling point, rail, or mounting interface
Wrap system around rifle platform
Tension and secure rear attachment point
Adjust placement to avoid optics and control interference
Signature Management Notes
MultiCam™, A-TACS™, and M81 Woodland patterned materials are typically treated for near-infrared (NIR) performance; however, actual IR reduction may vary depending on environmental conditions, material colorway, and external factors.
I started with an all-black gun. The project eventually evolved into “how can I add concealment without having to commit to painting the gun?” I always liked Multicam, but it is hard to paint and most jobs I’ve seen look like shit, or if it was done well they overcharged for it. With the combination of the beez gat wrap and a few other cosmetic accessories I think I was able to achieve what I was hoping for a fraction of the cost of professional cerakote.
After a little bit of Arts & Crafts time you'll get a gat wrap that is plenty long for a full size rifle. Obviously pay a little attention in areas where you have QD mounts, backup sights, and controls/ejection port and you'll have more than enough coverage.
I dig it.
Picked this up to break up the outline of my rifle and it does exactly that. It doesn't get in the way of using the gun as long as you wrap it avoiding important components like the charging handle. It’s a really good natural camo profile. Def worth getting.
Had an average good time figuring out how to assemble my Gat Wrap, basically just common sense like most but I’m not real good at tedious things, so I had a friend help me with the thermal blanket job, she had a big table and is an experienced seamstress so she could see the big picture, overall it helps me to understand the overall construction.
So far I've purchased 2 Ghillie cobras, 2 sniper hides and 2 veils, and the gat wrap . I am very happy with the quality of material used and the effectiveness of these tools.
I kinda got creative with it. I know it’s not meant to go on a plate carrier but it does pretty good when your military branch is so far behind the curve for camouflage since everything has to be coyote colored
The predator ghillie wrap is an effective way to provide a hasty camouflage wrap to your plain rifle or finish off a complete camo look on your painted rifle. I like it so much I bought a second pattern.
It’s love hate thing. It tough to get it perfect. It’s seems to be always in the way of something. After some time and focus I got right but got me thinking.. cleaning means I’ll have to take it off. It does look sick af! Haha totally takes away the image of the gun.
Love it. Hands down love it. The best part is, if I need to, I can quickly remove it if necessary. I could also move it over to my SR25 if I felt like it. This really helps break up my rifle and having the ability to completely customize it to your rifle as you install it is great. Talk about mitigating your footprint. This is a no brainer buy.
Big fan. The material of the leaves is sturdy, there are a lot, and it can be configured any which way. It does quite a bit to diffuse the general outline shape of a gun too.
Definitely good material I don't have a way to test it on the IR spectrum but I would imagine visual This would help a lot with camouflage definitely rated 5 stars
It was more work to set up the Gat Wrap than I thought, but after assembly it was great! It was easily adjustable, and very durable. I didn't have any issues with the "leaves" coming off. For the most part the "leaves" stayed where I set them, but if they shifted or got in the way it was easy to shift somewhere else. Also expect to spend some time positioning the leaves to where you like it. I like that it's affordable enough to get multiple camo patterns.
Quick shipping and a seemingly sturdy material. Easy way to add a 3 dimensional look or break up your weapon silhouette. It comes with PLENTY of leafy material, some may not use it all. But it's better to have too much than not enough, as you can always take some off.
This GAT Wrap has an excellent three-dimensional quality. I used the bungie cord for the photograph. While that is very handy and quick, I am not sure it is the best way to go. I will be doing some more experimenting. I might also switch to a different camo other than Multicam/CP. I am very happy with the overall result.
I bought two of these wraps. One in OD green, one in FDE and combined the two colors into one wrap. It's a bit tedious to thread each individual leef, but the end result is worth it. As you can see, it drastically breaks up the outline of the rifle. It does not impede access to any of the rifle controls or ejection port, so long as you pay attention when wrapping the rifle to keep the wrap clear of those things. Overall, very happy with the purchase
The gat wrap has been everything I've come to expect from BCS. Initial setup took all of 15 minutes. Materials are top notch as to be expected. Handled a moderate 200rnd count drill with a supressor didn't have any issues of melting. Does a fantastic job of breaking up the rifle's outline without getting in the way of optics when placed correctly. Best part I would say about it is how quick it is to get it on a rifle. 45seconds to wrap and make adjustments and it's ready to go.
I have only assembled it and played with it a bit but I think this is a quick and easy way to obscure a rifle. The assembly is not as bad as some will say but not as quick-n-Easy as the Beez video. It took about an hour.
The result is a lightweight, EXTREMELY sturdy bundle that can be fairly easily attached and will remain attached better than expected.
I intend to buy more.