Breakthrough suppressor cleaner

[83cj-7]

If anyone has seen this product and wondered how it works, let me tell you, it’s amazing. Over the years I’ve tried just about everything including “dip”. I’ve never had a suppressor clean so easily.

This is before and after. 12 hours soaking and everything inside just fell off.

 

[RWT]

Post a link to the product

 

[83cj-7]

Amazon.com

 

[peterk123]

If anyone has seen this product and wondered how it works, let me tell you, it’s amazing. Over the years I’ve tried just about everything including “dip”. I’ve never had a suppressor clean so easily.

This is before and after. 12 hours soaking and everything inside just fell off.

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22lr?

 

[83cj-7]

No, this was an Omega 300 that lived on a 6.5 GAP.

 

[Lawnboi]

Better than clr?

 

[83cj-7]

Yes

 

[justin davis]

Wow that’s impressive. I always use CLR. But this looks good

 

[wind gypsy]

Dang! I've only used that breakthrough kit once and it didn't get that clean but it did work well.

 

[FB Trout]

I’ve used this product as well, it is awesome. One of the main benefits is that it can be used on stainless suppressors, which CLR can be a problem for, or so I’ve read. The breakthrough is amazing stuff!

 

[buckleyboy]

I agree re Breakthrough. It is worth investing in a kit…and then a gallon of it!

I also flush my HUB suppressors with the garden hose adapter that Otter Creek Labs sells. Probably overkill, but it gives me warm fuzzy feelings.

 

[Sundodger]

Has anyone use an ultrasonic bath to clean their suppressor before? Assuming one picks a reasonable fluid, I guess my only significant concern for a printed can would be of the coating/paint if it has any.

 

[FB Trout]

Has anyone use an ultrasonic bath to clean their suppressor before? Assuming one picks a reasonable fluid, I guess my only significant concern for a printed can would be of the coating/paint if it has any.

I have, it is slow, and takes the finish off, at least on a Sparrow that I have.

 

[83cj-7]

Has anyone use an ultrasonic bath to clean their suppressor before? Assuming one picks a reasonable fluid, I guess my only significant concern for a printed can would be of the coating/paint if it has any.

I have with several different solutions and most of time it removes the coating but doesn’t do a great job actually cleaning the suppressor. This product worked better and faster.

 

[ElPollo]

If anyone has seen this product and wondered how it works, let me tell you, it’s amazing. Over the years I’ve tried just about everything including “dip”. I’ve never had a suppressor clean so easily.

This is before and after. 12 hours soaking and everything inside just fell off.

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Is that a single use kit, or can you store it and use it for multiple suppressors?

 

[83cj-7]

Well, let me put it like this.. I strained the fluid through a rag and saved it. I’m going to clean another suppressor with it and see how it does.

Most of the junk settled to the bottom. Looks pretty clean now.

 

[wind gypsy]

Seems most folks use it multiple ties. Would be excessively expensive if it were a single use kit. Let the gun settle and poured clearish stuff into a different container to re-use.

 

[83cj-7]

Yup, just cleaned another one and it came out great.