Suppressors are simple devices attached to the muzzle of a firearm to muffle sound. Although there are many variations in construction, they normally consist of a can body, internal baffles, and the attachment interface.
Suppressors are simple devices attached to the muzzle of a firearm to muffle sound. Although there are many variations in construction, they normally consist of a can body, internal baffles, and the attachment interface.
There are two basic types:
- Sealed
- Disassemble-able
Ammo, environment, round count, and cleaning interval will affect change inside the can. They trap sound, but also fouling. FrogLube’s focus is on maintenance effectiveness and efficiency and has developed a product package and a generic guideline for use.
FrogLube’s maintenance concept is simple and quick. Clean the suppressor using immersion and preserve and protect using a lubricant/preservative that bonds to the surfaces.
The most important aspect is the selection of the cleaning solution*. FrogLube Super Degreaser is THE MOST EFFECTIVE suppressor cleaner currently on the market.
Seen here, we show how to do a complete maintenance cycle in 5 min using an ultrasonic cleaner:
Independent Review:
North Carolina Outdoorsman - Suppressor CARE, With Frog Lube 22lr suppressors
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Immersion in a container works the same but will take 1 hour or so. Maybe less or more, depending on the amount of fouling present.
Conclusion:
The FrogLube Suppressor Maintenance Package™ works fast, cleans thoroughly, and the lube bonds to the internal parts which makes future cleaning even easier. Package consists of:
- FrogLube Super Degreaser
- FrogLube Extreme Lube
- FrogLube Paste lube/preservative
*Basic Google search of "suppressor cleaning videos" shows a remarkable absence of good recommendations regarding effective cleaning solvents.
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