Cleaning ASG priming modules NEED HELP PLEASE

[1denogean]

Okay guys I'm having a ton of trouble getting these suckers clean how do you all do it? I placed mine in a small container with hoppes (shook it around for a while) and it did fairly well on the primer pocket and the outside which didn't need it but still did good. I tried a small brass brush on the inside but could not get it perfectly clean and i do not want these to get ruined cuz dang they are pricey. I also placed them on a tumbler in the container this morning and same thing it did good but still not clean.

any help is appreciated

Thanks

 

[FEENIX]

Okay guys I'm having a ton of trouble getting these suckers clean how do you all do it? I placed mine in a small container with hoppes (shook it around for a while) and it did fairly well on the primer pocket and the outside which didn't need it but still did good. I tried a small brass brush on the inside but could not get it perfectly clean and i do not want these to get ruined cuz dang they are pricey. I also placed them on a tumbler in the container this morning and same thing it did good but still not clean.

any help is appreciated

Thanks

Call the manufacturer directly for recommendations.

 

[ENCORE]

I've shot over 20#'s of BH209 through my brass modules and never cleaned them. Now I did run a primer pocket cleaner once or twice is all.
My hardened modules for SML have never been cleaned.

If you feel the need, I understand that the sonic cleaners work well.

 

[1denogean]

Great to know. I did it ghetto sonic. I guess that will stay I was just afraid of corrosion. But I feel alot better now

 

[ENCORE]

I think if I were to try and clean them, I'd likely try ..... Non-Chlorinated Brake Part Cleaner on a couple and see how it worked.

 

[rlp10ml]

Really no need to have them perfectly clean but you can try using CLR, it works awesome on the Muzzlebrakes.

 

[Elkman77]

I ultrasonic clean mine then tumble in corn cob media and they come out looking new.

 

[Pointers]

I really don't think it hurts them to have a little cabon buildup in the front of the module
When I punch out the spent primer the module is clean enough under the primer and the flame channel is opened up
I'm with Encore never cleaned any of em and never had a problem
However it's your rifle and I understand if you want to clean them up it's all personal preference
Kind regards
"Keep em in the vitals"