Suppressors Kudos to SiCo customer service

[mercracing]

I had to send my Harvester back to SiCo because the back cap was stuck on. It wasn't cross threaded or anything, just carbon buildup. I put anti seize on the threads then I got it, but that must have worn off and the carbon built up around it. Anyway, my fault. SiCo got it turned around in a week and back to me! I am super happy with their customer service!!

 

[2ndamendfan]

Which type of anti-seize. There is one that has a lot higher heat rating, it is one of the copper versions. Also anti-seize and carbon make a nasty paste. Use lightly.

 

[mercracing]

I'm pretty sure its some high temp stuff I had. Either way, im going to try and remember to take the cap off more so it hopefully doesn't get stuck again.

 

[2ndamendfan]

aluminum good to 1600 degrees
https://www.permatex.com/products/l...s-anti-seize/permatex-anti-seize-lubricant-2/

copper good to 1800
https://www.permatex.com/products/l...i-seize/permatex-copper-anti-seize-lubricant/

nickel good to 2400
https://www.permatex.com/products/l...i-seize/permatex-nickel-anti-seize-lubricant/

which all 3 are well above the temp that damages titanium (keep TI 800 or cooler)

 

[mercracing]

I'm pretty sure it was the copper stuff. I'm sure any of it will work, I just need to make sure I take the cap off more often.


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[Flatiron]

I have to second this...I had an amazing experience recently with their CS as well. They basically took care of everything faster than I thought possible and no questions asked. I am very partial to TBAC suppressors for precision work, but for all other uses I look at Silencerco now.

 

[Bravo17]

I agree sco has been so good to me customer service wise. They always go above and beyond

 

[KillerMedic]

Yeah, SiCo has been one of the hand-full of companies that I didn't have to contact twice before getting an answer or resolution.