Just as the title states. I have an Omega 30 that is way overdue for a good cleaning. So, how should I do it? Thanks for the help!
Suppressors How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
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Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
You don't. If anything, I would just clean the threads.
You don't. If anything, I would just clean the threads.
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
Yea? Thats different than everything I have heard, won't it get full of carbon though? I thought that an overly dirty suppressor would have an effect on accuracy? I am not saying you are wrong or anything, I have just never heard someone say that I shouldn't clean it. Im intrigued now...
Yea? Thats different than everything I have heard, won't it get full of carbon though? I thought that an overly dirty suppressor would have an effect on accuracy? I am not saying you are wrong or anything, I have just never heard someone say that I shouldn't clean it. Im intrigued now...
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
I think they recommend soaking in Kroil , but I would talk to Henry ...
I think they recommend soaking in Kroil , but I would talk to Henry ...
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
J.D. Jones recommend Mercury Marine Power Tune to clean his cans.
J.D. Jones recommend Mercury Marine Power Tune to clean his cans.
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/8193125/should-i-clean-my-centerfire-suppressor
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/8193125/should-i-clean-my-centerfire-suppressor
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
I have had my Omega 30 since '06 and pretty much shot it the whole time on my WSM and an AR10. I have never cleaned it, other than wiping the threads.
At one point I thought that I was getting a shift due to it being excessively dirty, so I took it out to the range and shot it at 300m. Installed and removing the suppressor over a dozen times, shooting 3 shot groups and never got a shift or accuracy problem at all.
It is one of the best suppressors on the market in my opininon, and is super consistent. I get a .5 MIL shift consistently in windage between suppressed and non.
I have had my Omega 30 since '06 and pretty much shot it the whole time on my WSM and an AR10. I have never cleaned it, other than wiping the threads.
At one point I thought that I was getting a shift due to it being excessively dirty, so I took it out to the range and shot it at 300m. Installed and removing the suppressor over a dozen times, shooting 3 shot groups and never got a shift or accuracy problem at all.
It is one of the best suppressors on the market in my opininon, and is super consistent. I get a .5 MIL shift consistently in windage between suppressed and non.
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Hogstooth</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have had my Omega 30 since '06 and pretty much shot it the whole time on my WSM and an AR10. I have never cleaned it, other than wiping the threads.
At one point I thought that I was getting a shift due to it being excessively dirty, so I took it out to the range and shot it at 300m. Installed and removing the suppressor over a dozen times, shooting 3 shot groups and never got a shift or accuracy problem at all.
It is one of the best suppressors on the market in my opininon, and is super consistent. I get a .5 MIL shift consistently in windage between suppressed and non. </div></div>
Awesome. I like everyone's input on not-cleaning, it's just one less thing to do! I will keep going without cleaning. I only shoot it with my Mk12 .223 and my bolt .308 so there shouldn't be any lead issues with those. We will see how it goes! Thanks everyone.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Hogstooth</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have had my Omega 30 since '06 and pretty much shot it the whole time on my WSM and an AR10. I have never cleaned it, other than wiping the threads.
At one point I thought that I was getting a shift due to it being excessively dirty, so I took it out to the range and shot it at 300m. Installed and removing the suppressor over a dozen times, shooting 3 shot groups and never got a shift or accuracy problem at all.
It is one of the best suppressors on the market in my opininon, and is super consistent. I get a .5 MIL shift consistently in windage between suppressed and non. </div></div>
Awesome. I like everyone's input on not-cleaning, it's just one less thing to do! I will keep going without cleaning. I only shoot it with my Mk12 .223 and my bolt .308 so there shouldn't be any lead issues with those. We will see how it goes! Thanks everyone.
Re: How should I clean my SWR Omega 30?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: al1gator</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/8193125/should-i-clean-my-centerfire-suppressor </div></div>
lol a simple "you shouldn't" would have sufficed, but thanks for the entertainment.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: al1gator</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/8193125/should-i-clean-my-centerfire-suppressor </div></div>
lol a simple "you shouldn't" would have sufficed, but thanks for the entertainment.
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