Suppressors TBAC ultra 7 cleaning

[jackinfl]

I spoke to Natalie at Thunder beast. My ultra 30 is + 1.2 oz of carbon from factory weight of 9.7 oz

Im Using equal parts of hydrogen peroxide and white distilled vinegar. I'm going to let it sit for 12 hours. Then dump it out.

Anyone have any experience with this process?

Should I rinse with anything? Should I call TBAC back and ask?

Thanks in advance.

Jack

 

[Laseredge]

Never hurts to rinse with water, No need to call them.
Peroxide/vinegar works OK, CLR seems to work better.

Do I need to clean my suppressor? How often?

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[_Windrider_]

You cAn always send it in to TBAC and they’ll do it for you

 

[Jimgal62]

I use CLR and let it sit overnite.

Then rinse with water...works great.

 

[PD DUMPER]

If you have a sonic cleaner. Soak it and sonic at the same time. Then rinse.

 

[CountryShooter]

H peroxide & vinegar mix is a lead solvent. That's mostly not what collects in a CF suppressor. The other suggestions are better.

 

[msstate56]

Use CLR. I just finished cleaning mine with a 3 day soak of CLR, changing out CLR each day. RInse with water. Beginning weight- 11.1oz, 9.7 oz after cleaning.

 

[jackinfl]

@msstate56
Did clr do anything to the exterior finish?

 

[msstate56]

No. This is the second cleaning. I plug the end cap with a foam ear plug, stand it up inside an old Lays Stax chip can, and fill the can with CLR. I try to keep the CLR off the outside. But so far I haven’t noticed the cerakote being affected.

 

[jackinfl]

I rinsed out the vinegar and peroxide, some carbon came out. I then set it up to clean with CLR. I let it sit overnight. A huge amount of carbon came out. CLR definitely! Thanks for your suggestions.