Suppressor coolant

[trey504]

What should I use to fire my Outback II wet? It's quiet enough now but I would like to give it a try wet ... if it does not make a mess.

 

[Quas]

What should I use to fire my Outback II wet? It's quiet enough now but I would like to give it a try wet ... if it does not make a mess.

Water....

 

[penguin]

I'm partial to cosmoline. Just get a bucket and dip it in. HTH.

 

[aroundlsu]

Water. But not much.

 

[topgunz1]

gasoline makes for a nice, quiet suppressor. nobody will hear the gunshot over your screams.

 

[Red Jacket]

A lite spray of oil , WD or the like . btw , it's worth mentioning that while you can "pack" a .22 or pistol can with grease , you do NOT want to do this with a rifle can . THe preassures can do interesting thing's to the suppressor

 

[Zack3g]

water works fine. clear wire pulling gel also works well.

 

[trey504]

What would be better to use Breakfree or the wire pulling gel, and how do you apply it?

 

[aroundlsu]

Just squirt it into the first baffle. I find the pulling gel makes a bigger mess and is not as effective as just dunking your suppressor in a cup of water.

 

[JumpmanUSC]

Ultrasound gel .

 

[slinkyonrampage]

I am lost as to what shooting it wet does....or how this is done? Can someone enlighten me?

 

[penguin]

It creates another sound barrier that the noises from the expelled gasses and charge must pass through.

 

[sonanth]

I bought a big 'ole bottle of clear wire pulling gel. It sucks. Even tried mixing it 50/50 with water. Still sucks. Plain old tap water goes into my HEMSII .45 cal. 10ccs of water. I would use less in a .22 can.