School me on Suppressor Cleaning

[BigWoods]

I just picked up my B&T TiGer 22 yesterday and hope to get it to the range soon.

Being that it is a 3d printed can that can't be taken apart for cleaning, what are people's preferred methods?

From a bit of looking it seems a combination of CLR or simple green and an ultrasonic cleaner might be the best option? I'd like to avoid $1/oz fluids if possible (Breakthrough!)...but lmk if I should just bite the bullet.

 

[Benchrest Braxton]

I just picked up my B&T TiGer 22 yesterday and hope to get it to the range soon.

Being that it is a 3d printed can that can't be taken apart for cleaning, what are people's preferred methods?

From a bit of looking it seems a combination of CLR or simple green and an ultrasonic cleaner might be the best option? I'd like to avoid $1/oz fluids if possible (Breakthrough!)...but lmk if I should just bite the bullet.

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you will probably ruin the finish it you put that whole thing in CLR.

If it were me i'd bite the bullet and just buy the breakthrough.

 

[22rave]

Soak it overnight in Breakthrough Suppressor Cleaner, then rinse out with water. Breakthrough might eventually harm the finish, although it hasn't bothered my R9 yet.