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Thread: Leaving your Suppressor on.....what happens.

  1. 25-08-2019, 10:35 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boaraxa View Post
    My 10/22 has a suppressor on 365 days a year , I do clean it semi regular though & aside from carbon build up on the crown the barrel looks great , I never leave a suppressor on any centre fire though.
    Agreed. Seems to be a problem with centre fires and over-body suppressors and not with 22's.
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  3. 26-08-2019, 12:48 AM #32
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    Leaving the suppressor on one of my rifles when it was in storage for a couple months cost me a re-crown and re-threading. The muzzle had rust-welded itself to the suppressor and it was very difficult to separate them. Stainless suppressor and a stainless barrel.
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    Ok so the jury’s in leave em on and keep NZ gunsmiths employed
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    I unscrew the suppressor after use, clean the muzzle and threads. Bit of anti seize on the threads, and back on before storing. Have not had any issues so far...
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    Yes, do not store your rifles with the suppressors on.

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  7. 29-08-2019, 08:24 PM #36
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    Thanks all. Before reading this thread, I had no idea this was even a thing.

    I wonder what else I'm doing wrong.
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