I need to disassemble mine. I hope this does not happen to me.
It's been a while since I've cleaned it.Thanks again to rentprop1 for all his help. Next time I'm up that way will buy lunch
Can't take apart .22 silencer! Now what?
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Firemedic2000
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Tannerite will work
I need to disassemble mine. I hope this does not happen to me. It's been a while since I've cleaned it.
Thanks again to rentprop1 for all his help. Next time I'm up that way will buy lunch
I need to disassemble mine. I hope this does not happen to me.
It's been a while since I've cleaned it.Thanks again to rentprop1 for all his help. Next time I'm up that way will buy lunch
RANGER AIRBORNE, BLACK TEAM, FIREMEDIC, NRA BENEFACTOR
In the Government's/Elitist eye's I'm a Terrorist for believing in the Constitution and taking an oath to defend it instead of POLITICAL LEADERS
In the Government's/Elitist eye's I'm a Terrorist for believing in the Constitution and taking an oath to defend it instead of POLITICAL LEADERS
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armedpolak
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Here it is all nice and shiny!
I did not use anti-seize putting it back together just some light coat of CLP on all parts and main tube. I’ll not let it get to that point next time. Btw it took lots of soaking in gun cleaners and WD40 then brass punch and hammer to push the baffle stack out once the end cap was unscrewed.
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I did not use anti-seize putting it back together just some light coat of CLP on all parts and main tube. I’ll not let it get to that point next time. Btw it took lots of soaking in gun cleaners and WD40 then brass punch and hammer to push the baffle stack out once the end cap was unscrewed.
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PS. She who must be obeyed found herself HER new favorite pistol LOL
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Firemedic2000
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That is a beautiful.......gun. wife is pretty too 
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In the Government's/Elitist eye's I'm a Terrorist for believing in the Constitution and taking an oath to defend it instead of POLITICAL LEADERS
In the Government's/Elitist eye's I'm a Terrorist for believing in the Constitution and taking an oath to defend it instead of POLITICAL LEADERS
What gun, I didn’t see any gun.
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I put my can back together wuth a good coating of anti seize or lithium grease on my 1 piece baffle stack.
I also squirt 4 or 5 drops of Kroil , transmission fluid, or motor oil into the can where the barrel goes in after a shooting session if I am not tearing it down for cleaning. I also put in a few drops before shooting. this does 2 things- it loosens and softens the crud, and also works like an ablative to further reduce sound signature, especially first round pop. the muzzle blast pressure drives the oil into every crevice of the can, and makes cleaning much easier. Duping, rather than scraping.
as you have an integral, I'd just cent an aerosol can of Kroil and give it a shot from the chamber down the barrel with the barrel pointed down at the beginning and end of each shooting session.
I also have a theory that nonstick cooking spray (canola oil) might serve in this application. Just haven't tried it yet Canola oil with acetone makes a really good penetrating oil.
I also squirt 4 or 5 drops of Kroil , transmission fluid, or motor oil into the can where the barrel goes in after a shooting session if I am not tearing it down for cleaning. I also put in a few drops before shooting. this does 2 things- it loosens and softens the crud, and also works like an ablative to further reduce sound signature, especially first round pop. the muzzle blast pressure drives the oil into every crevice of the can, and makes cleaning much easier. Duping, rather than scraping.
as you have an integral, I'd just cent an aerosol can of Kroil and give it a shot from the chamber down the barrel with the barrel pointed down at the beginning and end of each shooting session.
I also have a theory that nonstick cooking spray (canola oil) might serve in this application. Just haven't tried it yet Canola oil with acetone makes a really good penetrating oil.
my coastal .22 can is seized so bad i cant even get the endcaps off... going to try a few more things