If they had to leave it with you you would.
I don't have any aluminum in my can, so I don't see how this would damage it... As far as disposal goes, I have a friend that works for the EPA and I give it to her to dispose of. I use the dip every couple of thousand rounds. YMMV...
You really shouldnt be exposing any ferrous metals to peracetic acid.
I use to soak my supressors in kroil. Little to know benefit, so now I just shoot it, rattle it for anything big that might be in it... then put it up.
I use to soak my supressors in kroil. Little to know benefit, so now I just shoot it, rattle it for anything big that might be in it... then put it up.
I haven't had any issues with the dip, but i've only used it twice. I'll do some more research and see what I come up with.
I've used an ultrasonic cleaner on my AAC Element .22 can. It has stainless baffles. A few cycles and a dental pick and I can get it looking almost like new. Is it necessary? No. but I get bored easily. Do take it apart every few hundred rounds though to inspect and get the big chunks off anyways.
I've never done anything to my AAC SPR/M4 5.56 can. It only has about 1,000 rounds through it.
I've never done anything to my AAC SPR/M4 5.56 can. It only has about 1,000 rounds through it.
I am with CAR-AR-M16 on this... I talked with Gemtich a few time when I got my OutBack II can. Some guys said I am crazy for not doing anything to my can, but if the guys that made it and said not to, and will still be covered in warranty, then I know who I am going to go with on this...
I have a YHM QD Titanium and there are no instructions for taking it apart. I just drop in my ultrasonic cleaner for a few minutes and that's it.
