Cleaning suppressor baffles with a torch?

[Sleeper]

what about one of those sonic cleaners.

[phaux]

Thanks to Chris (phaux) I went down to Texas Seal today with the can, and they measured and found me both seals I needed for it. Viton 480* seals, ended up getting 48 seals for $20, can't complain considering silencerco charges $10 to ship 4.

That's why I love that place man, they really know their stuff and have great prices. They also sell giant bags of shop rags for dirt cheap.

[CJ]

Well, this peroxide/vinegar dip is really kicking ass this time. I do not recall it working this well last time. The results are pretty excellent despite the fact it creates nuclear waste.

[Moose242]

I have a sonic cleaner if you want to try it. It works pretty well but I have never tried dunking a suppressor in it.

[David]

I've always done the vinegar thing. Right now I have a suppressor permanently attached to my m16. Probably going to have to get an asbestos glove and shoot it off.

I'm sure it'll need a cleaning.

[CJ]

It only works on Stainless/Titanium suppressors. It will eat aluminum - apparently if you do it in short bursts you can save the aluminum, but leave it in there overnight and it will eat the hell out of it.

results:

[silverhatch]

Looks good did you do the whole thing or just the guts in the solution?

[CJ]

Looks good did you do the whole thing or just the guts in the solution?

you just put the baffles in the solution, the sleeve doesn't have any dirt on it to speak of.

[KBScobravert]

How many rounds has that suppressor seen?

I really need to clean my G5 and Outback.

[CJ]

That's my not my can, that's a guy off snipershide. Said it had 4000 rounds through it. Just make sure your can doesn't have aluminum if you do this.