Re: coastal 308 suppressor
Like KYshooter said...if you already feel that there is no need to take a rifle suppressor apart, then you've answered your own question.
Just to give you one more opinion in case you aren't confident that you are right...most high quality rifle suppressors are virtually maintenance free anyway. There is just no need to have a centerfire rifle suppressor that has the ability to be torn apart and "maintained" by the end user unless you can be swayed too easily by "Mr. Marketing" telling you that you need the ability to take your suppressor apart. It isn't like a .22lr can where fouling can get damn bad in a hurry. Centerfire rifle suppressors are MUCH cleaner and less prone to heavy fouling. If carbon fouling or any build-up of crap in your suppressor occurs (after a LOT of shooting...I mean several thousand rounds more likely than not), soak it, flush it and be done with it. You can use solvents (depending on the mfg recommendations), but hell, hot soapy water works great to remove powder, etc., then flush with more hot water or denatured alcohol to remove any remaining crud in the can. No need for unscrewing anything, removing baffles, etc. Soak it, flush it, drain/dry it, and keep shooting.