If it does not come apart completely you never get it clean 100%
But how many of you shoot as much as us?
About 3200 rounds per month
Dirty suppressor
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But how many of you shoot as much as us?
About 3200 rounds per month
Not many lol
cohunt
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Do you guys soak in anything to loosen carbon deposits? Mechanically or chemically clean the core/baffles once it's disassembled?
Do you soak or coat the baffle with anything before reassembly ( I've sean/heard things like pure silicon brake fluid, moly grease, anti-seize etc may help keep carbon build up soft- but could be internet hooey)
At roughly 40000 rounds per year-- how long do your suppressors last?
Do you soak or coat the baffle with anything before reassembly ( I've sean/heard things like pure silicon brake fluid, moly grease, anti-seize etc may help keep carbon build up soft- but could be internet hooey)
At roughly 40000 rounds per year-- how long do your suppressors last?
No we dont coat them
Had these on the school guns for 3 years now still going strong
BrentM
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This was me. I had big chunks break free and fall back in to the chamber etc. Made a mess, could not chamber rounds etc. I clean my cans often now using CLR and it works very well, super easy, and peace of mind.
hunter0528
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Would and Ultra-Sonic machine with a carbon solution work, without taking the can apart?
An ultrasonic does work well, but you have to rinse the can out well immediately as the carbon is now mush sitting in the bottom of the can. I usually run it, rinse and run it again to make sure everything is out.
Just remember clr can discolor most finishes . It is acitic so it will need to be washed off . Read the container for materials it's not recommended for so you don't put your aluminum cans in and have a surprise.
No we have one it does not clean it completely
James, a great video would be teaching if accuracy changes as the Baffles get clogged up, along with the extra accumulation of back pressure with associated carbon. I am trying to learn here, watch all your You Tube videos. Thank you for putting in the time and effort to teach, and I really appreciate your teaching method!
Thanks for posting
I tried cleaning a can that had 6oz of carbon in it. Ran it in my ultra sonic cleaner for 10 30min cycles in a heated tub with dawn soap. It didn't take out anything. It's a Ti body with stainless baffles. I'm going to have to fill it with hydrogen peroxide and white vinegar to get it cleaned.
BrentM
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I plug the end and fill the inside. I don't soak the outside. My sonic cleaner hammered the finish on one of my cans, but I don't really care too much about it. My cans are heavily used and take a beating. I can cerakote if I am concerned about it.
