Breakthrough Suppressor Cleaner
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2024
- Breakthrough Suppressor Cleaner, 1st time using it and liking it so far. Silencer is a new @DeadAirSilencers Mask and has a little over 600rds. through her. Thought the cleanser did quite well and curious how well it'll do after a 1000rds.
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Mask can go way longer between cleanings. I think it says 2000 rds in the manual …Look into “anti spatter nozzle shield spray” you’ll be able to wipe the baffles clean with no effort if you pretreat and spay a little before you go shoot ,it’s mind blowing seriously.
One of their recent videos says around 1500 but have stated they have seen more. I just wanted to test the cleaner. It's one we got in at work and rather have 1st hand experience when asked.
I'll have to look that up, never heard of it
I want to buy this stuff but idk if it will damage my finish. I have a YHM R2 and a JK armament goat
Yeah, the material of both of those are safe, but yes, you couldn't soak for any extended period without the risk of losing or wearing your finish.
ok once you get all the carbon off and its now dirtied up the solution, how do you dispose of the solution once done?
Neighbors yard
You'll need to seek your local laws for disposal of "household hazardous waste". My location shows to dispose of at my local HHW site which is located at my local dump.
Wait until you graduate to a 9mm can. I had to put mine in a vise in order to disassemble. Soaked it all kinds of aluminum safe solutions. Still have carbon build up. I used brass brushes. I now understand why folks throw away mufflers and install new. If the gun muffler laws in the states were different.....
Did my Surefire Ryder 9 also but with a different cleaner for testing purposes. I personally am not the biggest fan of aluminum baffles.
I’m using it with ultrasonic cleaner, it’s like magic
Oh nice
@@Keep_It_Loaded I tested it with an old mule Gemtech Outback. It literally melted all the lead, I couldn’t believe it. My take away is it works magically on non aluminum cans, the ti baffles looks brand new after it’s clean. Aluminum baffle stained a little but I guess that’s as expected.
Any feedback on how the solution reacts to anodizing when used with sonic cleaner?
@@Buletspunge555 okay, let me preface that the Outback (full aluminum with updated ti and alloy baffles) was F up previously from Simple Green in Ultra sonic cleaner. Some of the anodizing was gone. This new stuff I dipped both tube and baffles and let soaked for 12 hours and ultra Sonic it twice at 10 minutes cycle. There is some lightening of the finish but I’m not sure if it’s from previous simple green or this stuff. I THINK the tube’s anodized finish would’ve been fine if I just soak and scrub in this solution. The to baffles came perfectly like new and the alloy baffles all free of lead and carbon, but a bit stained. I have no complaints since I use the Outback a lot.
@@pittwm thanks for the feedback friend! I've got a SiCo sparrow on the way, and I'm doing prep homework ;)
400 more rounds already
Plain old vinegar does the same thing
Good to know
.22 is easily the dirtiest suppressors to clean. My 9mm and 45 acp cans are basically cleaned once every few years….
Agreed on both parts. Hoping to re-due video again either at 1500 or 2000rds. Currently sitting at 1200. May due testing with Bore Tech brand though to further my testing with that Brand.