those who plug the end of a barrel with a muzzle break if so how what do you use so you can let the cleaning fluid soak
thanks awesome ideal see on a regular barrel.i just use ear plugsPut a zip lock bag over the brake, slide the brake into a corner of the bag and secure it. I picked up sleeve of the hair thingies (You know the ones that ladies use for putting their hair up in pony tales) and use like three of those doubled or tripled over to keep the bag pulled tight. The extra solvent needed to fill the small portion of the bag in use is minimal. I do the same when I fill my suppressor with solvent to remove carbon...
I've done the same. Works great where ports aren't involvedthanks awesome ideal see on a regular barrel.i just use ear plugs
Yep. A little heat, 20 minutes, then rinse, and install with a dab of anti-seize.anyone put them in an ultrasonic cleaner?
One of my rifle builders, who competes in F Class, told me the same thing: don't take the brake off.Many different techniques, but I don't mess with my brake or it's timing. Cleaning the rifle is one thing (patch and jag until clean), I don't bother with the brake until I see appreciable buildup of carbon on the MB vanes. Then I brush them with kerosene or thinner to loosen the carbon, let it "soak", and then use a toothbrush or pipe cleaner. Works well.