Jimbee
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Anyone tried this and have any issues?
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Don't do it unless you really want to be cleaning your silencer. Rimfire ammo is pretty dirty that's why most rimfire silencers come apart.
Have you tried this and actually had issues with a dirty can?Don't do it unless you really want to be cleaning your silencer. Rimfire ammo is pretty dirty that's why most rimfire silencers come apart.
yes, i have well over a thousand of rounds of rimfire ammo through my 30 caliber can. Works amazing but as mentioned above they are dirty but i have no problem cleaning my can once or twice a year.Have you tried this and actually had issues with a dirty can?
We're there any issues aside from being dirty?yes, i have well over a thousand of rounds of rimfire ammo through my 30 caliber can. Works amazing but as mentioned above they are dirty but i have no problem cleaning my can once or twice a year.
Have you tried this and actually had issues with a dirty can?
No I haven't done it but I've seen it done. I have enough rimfire silencers that I have no reason to do it. Rimfire silencers are super easy to pull apart and soak in car every 500 or so rounds.Have you tried this and actually had issues with a dirty can?
As others have mentioned, you'll get carbon, unburnt powder and lead particles blown back into the barrel, action, and even the magazine well. If your .30 cal suppressor isn't serviceable I'd avoid shooting rimfire through it. Mine can be fully disassembled for cleaning so it's no problem for me aside for the extra time it takes to clean .We're there any issues aside from being dirty?
Anyone tried this and have any issues?
There's the confirmation bias I was looking for.For tens of thousands of rounds. Shoot a few centerfire rounds through the can after using it on a .22LR, and it’ll blow the lead and carbon out.
I agree. I tried it with either a EVO or nomad and thought right away my masks were quieter than the centerfire can. I’ve had no reason to do it. I didn’t have a reason when I did I was just curious.My scythe on a keltec cmr 22mag sounded louder than my 300wsm!
Yes.
After a couple hundred rounds of rimfire, the carbonized powder fragments and other gunk fall back out of my can into my bolt, chamber, and magazine well.
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