Any one know a good method for cleaning a sealed 9mm suppressor?

[Bypass]

pressure washer?

LOL

 

[Laxguy59]

Nah, my osprey will get cleaned for free when I send it to silencerco.

 

[sovietak474u]

Nah, my osprey will get cleaned for free when I send it to silencerco.

If I'm going to send it off and do without it I'll just have it jailbroken. After the 5 1/2 month wait... I'm not quite ready to let it go.

 

[$nipertime]

I soak mine in baking soda and vinegar. I have also soaked in wd40 for like a whole day then drain and shoot the hell out of it.

 

[Okuma]

What is jail breaking?

 

[edzackley]

I believe it refers to turing a factory sealed can into one that is user serviceable.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

What is jail breaking?

Replacing the OS on an iPhone?

 

[Laxguy59]

I believe it refers to turing a factory sealed can into one that is user serviceable.

Yup! That way you can remove the baffles for cleaning!

 

[sovietak474u]

I believe it refers to turing a factory sealed can into one that is user serviceable.

Exactly. They made my can while trying to get a government contract. Last thing you want is a grunt taking baffles out

 

[drsmile]

Ultrasonic cleaning can eat up aluminum - esp with the wrong chemicals! Be careful... I soak mine in laquer thinner, then scrape and clean the blast chamber with a microabrasion unit at my office (same thing we use to clean the cement out of crowns and bridges). Old scalers and such work great for cleaning threads and such. Ask your dentist if he has any old hand instruments you can have, they pile up after a few years! The blast chamber gets the most buildup and deposit - keep that clean and your baffles will collect less as the deposit will stay in the blast chamber.