Can you fix a 3D printed supressor?

Had a baffle strike on my Huxwrx flow 556k and figured I would share my experience with fixing a 3D printed can. Everyone including myself has been hesitant to trust them due to this exact reason and so far it’s working out.
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[@profgt3654]

straight to the point content, thank you for the insights, ordering right now as this was one of my concerns! -> subbed

[@mavrikmavrik3032]

Great news to hear. I have a few of their cans. The 7.62 Flow TI is incredible BTW.

[@GolE2839]

Love these short little nugget videos. Keep it up!

[@19840b]

Sig 3d printed cans are also serviceable. Before I bought my SLXc can, I had emailed Sig to make sure.

[@adamdyment9732]

Our agency had two baffle strikes on our OSS(hux) cans a few years ago. Not the fault of OSS at all, but they repaired/replaced them quickly, no questions asked. Idk if things are that simple for personal cans, but the servicd for our small dept was great.

[@zlink8]

Glad to hear they took care of the strike and successfully. Do you find longer barrels work just as well as the shorter ones with the flow or are longer barrels better off with a different can?

[@forcesolutions4154]

Nice!

[@YdoIneedahandle869]

How long did it take to get back? I’m on 2 month all they have to do is weld my core back to the outster sleeve on the hx 556 qd ti

[@possum__puncher]

Noice