I’ve never had a problem with mine with 22 or anything else. I pull it apart and throw the baffle into the ultrasonic.MaduroBU wrote:That's true, but a number of cans are made sealed these days. The powder and lead residue that a .22, or really any cast lead bullet, leaves inside a can is far worse than a jacketed bullet. Even if taking it apart to clean it is an option, make sure that it's worth the hassle.The Annoyed Man wrote:Really only an issue if you can’t service the suppressor yourself because of the crud buildup. If the suppressor is user-serviceable, it shouldn’t make a difference.MaduroBU wrote:Get a separate rimfire can if. You'll be shooting .22 LR or only shoot jacketed rimfire like 17 hmr or .22wmr. Don't put .22 lr through a center fire rifle can.
If you do opt to run cast bullets or .22 LR through a can, put silver anti seize on the disassembly threads first. Also, break the seal on the disassembly threads every 20 rounds or so (just loosen a turn and then tighten it back up). I once had to send a .22 can back to Gemtech and it took THEM a month to loosen it.... After it sat in kroil in my safe for 3 months just prior. It was that stuck after 150 rounds.
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- Tue Feb 06, 2018 5:53 pm
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- Tue Feb 06, 2018 4:27 am
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I’m pleased with my Liberty Mystic. It’s multi caliber and I’ve used on guns from 17HMR to 308 Win. Since I only have one can presently I’m glad it is multi caliber. Now it’s not the best for any one caliber but it works on many.