Looks great! I have no experience with cans since I'm in the nanny state, but I'm surprised the can wasn't cerakoted or some other durable finish wasn't used? I would guess it depends on the company making them/price etc.
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How NOT to clean a suppressor
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one-eyed Jack
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Lots of good info on the "Silencer" forum. Jack.
I actually did get a 686 from a local PD to fix that had gotten that exact treatment.
Thing was locked up tighter than a bull's bunghole.
Turns out the officer in question would take the grips off and throw it in the dishwasher.
It's stainless right ? Like silverware right ?
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fencer
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I actually did get a 686 from a local PD to fix that had gotten that exact treatment.
Thing was locked up tighter than a bull's bunghole.
Turns out the officer in question would take the grips off and throw it in the dishwasher.
It's stainless right ? Like silverware right ?
Lemme guess... he's the Chief now?
KBCraig
NES Member
Half a gazillion? After just a quarter gazillion, a .22LR can is packed so full that it's just a barrel extension.
One thing I still want to try for carbon: distilled water and a Hazard Fraught ultrasonic cleaning tank.
As my HS science teacher pointed out, distilled water is the universal solvent. With enough of it, you can dissolve a battleship (so I wouldn't leave the aluminum can in too long.
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Very nice! Yes, mine came full FDE. Is that a Sig SRD22X? Just got mine out of jail a couple of weeks ago.
Half a gazillion? After just a quarter gazillion, a .22LR can is packed so full that it's just a barrel extension.
One thing I still want to try for carbon: distilled water and a Hazard Fraught ultrasonic cleaning tank.
As my HS science teacher pointed out, distilled water is the universal solvent. With enough of it, you can dissolve a battleship (so I wouldn't leave the aluminum can in too long.
I usually run my UC with a 1:4 mix of WD40 and mineral spirits. I'll have to try distilled water some time.
He was a Sargent Lol.
The only time I ever saw the innards of a gun that rusted was a friend who hid his guns in the attic of his camp for the winter.
The roof collapsed and they laid in the snow the rest of the winter.
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