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Serviceable supressor vs non serviceable
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<blockquote data-quote="Possum Cop" data-source="post: 1763387" data-attributes="member: 108622"><p>I clean the rimfire, pistol and 300 blackout cans because they "run dirty". </p><p>All of my high powered cans, 223 - 300 Win, don't seem to have a problem. </p><p>One of mine is rated to 30,000 rounds before a service is recommended, it's on a hunting rifle that I shoot around 150 -200 rounds a year. I've never had an issue with them being clean as far as accuracy.</p><p>Seems to me that the dirty ones are quieter on the first round.</p><p>Just my experiences running them for the last 10 years. </p><p>Best of luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Possum Cop, post: 1763387, member: 108622"] I clean the rimfire, pistol and 300 blackout cans because they “run dirty”. All of my high powered cans, 223 - 300 Win, don’t seem to have a problem. One of mine is rated to 30,000 rounds before a service is recommended, it’s on a hunting rifle that I shoot around 150 -200 rounds a year. I’ve never had an issue with them being clean as far as accuracy. Seems to me that the dirty ones are quieter on the first round. Just my experiences running them for the last 10 years. Best of luck. [/QUOTE]
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