Trying out this suppressor cleaner

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  • SVT Bansheeman

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    How many rounds of 22lr you guys are shooting before cleaning your suppressors? Awaiting my stamp for my first can and it will only be used for a 22lr. I've got a ultrasonic cleaner I plan to utilize.
     

    Yanke6625

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    Interesting. I never really thought about cleaning my cans, well other then my Q Elcamino. But I clean the booster on my Osprey regularly and the quick connection of my Socoms. But how would you clean them. They are a sealed unit.
     

    DBMJR1

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    How many rounds of 22lr you guys are shooting before cleaning your suppressors? Awaiting my stamp for my first can and it will only be used for a 22lr. I've got a ultrasonic cleaner I plan to utilize.
    Be sure your baffles aren't made of aluminum before cleaning in a sonic cleaner.

    Mine are. I soak my baffles in Kroil when I get home from the range, and leave them there until I'm ready to go to the range again.

    I also shoot CCI polymer coated Clean ammunition which eliminates lead build up, leaving only the carbon deposits to deal with.
     

    WilsonCombatant

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    A pic of using the cleaner and manually scraping the carbon out of the baffles. Spent about an hour scraping all of the baffles


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    So after this session I ran another 5-600 rounds through it. Then I had an idea. I put the baffles in a ziploc bag with the suppressor cleaner, and diluted it with some water. Put the bag in a sonic cleaner filled with water. Ran the cycle for 20 minutes. Lo and behold the baffles came out looking almost brand new. Picture coming out of the bath below.

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    The stuff works awesome in the sonic cleaner.
     
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