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Here’s my stuck baffle removal kit, 2 hose clamps and rubber strips to grip and unmarked baffles. A few light taps from a hammer and free or unless your got the strength of 10 village idiots that will work too.
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I'm gonna have to try again, I have 3 seized suppressors, the 4 newer ones are ok as I finally read the instructions that come with each one.Quote:
Originally Posted by tikka
We cover the stainless baffles in white vinegar. The crud comes off and leaves it spotless. We use kero to clean the inside of other baffles with a rag and put Valprex grease on the threads when reassembling. We have both MK1 and MK2 cans. We have the DPT grips for both models.Shame not not use the proper gear if it is available.2C.
It’s the kiwi way to think out side the box to get it done on the cheap.
Must have learnt from the Scots! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by tikka
God I must be doing something wrong mine aren’t stuck:wtfsmilie: but then I did follow @Friwi post #11 lol
That's some bloody good service!Quote:
Originally Posted by Friwi
I should have just read the bloody instructions instead of ............Quote:
Originally Posted by tikka
Yeah, because WD40 is sooo expensive.... :PQuote:
Originally Posted by tikka
Ii would prefer to send all mine to dpt for dismantling /service and grovel for forgiveness but the whole mail order permit thing just makes it way too hard now.
Yes 1/4 on my mothers side.:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by caberslash
Known Darren when he was in Tok many years ago. Many rifles and cans done by him. Kinda figured he knows what he is talking about. Quality product the DPT can.Like to look after it properly. No eff ups in the field that way. Different rags for different shooters.Quote:
Originally Posted by tikka