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Thread: DOT 5 brake fluid for rimfire suppressor treatment (makes cleaning easier)

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    Quote Originally Posted by LittleLebowski View Post
    So, I've had mediocre results with Fireclean (I did NOT apply it the way F2S said to, just a wet layer on the baffles) and better results with DOT 5 brake fluid. However, I was using DOT 5 brake fluid as this silicone oil was not in stock on Amazon at the time. That is the stuff the original article recommended. I will order some at the end of the month and report back once I have to clean again.
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    Silencer Shop sent me some FC as swag with my Omega. Can FC be applied to a sealed unit effectively?

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    Quote Originally Posted by taadski View Post
    I've been looking at doing the Gemtech upgrade for my OutbackII. I be psyched to hear your impressions when you get it back.
    Shipped my suppressor to them on Tuesday (Holy shit, FedEx charged me $97 for mandatory overnight shipping + insurance). Got an email from them yesterday that it had arrived, and another one today saying it had entered the upgrade process and should be done in 2-4 weeks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StraitR View Post
    Silencer Shop sent me some FC as swag with my Omega. Can FC be applied to a sealed unit effectively?
    Don't worry about that with a centerfire rifle can.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LHS View Post
    Shipped my suppressor to them on Tuesday (Holy shit, FedEx charged me $97 for mandatory overnight shipping + insurance). Got an email from them yesterday that it had arrived, and another one today saying it had entered the upgrade process and should be done in 2-4 weeks.

    Thanks for the update. Was the "mandatory overnight shipping" a FedEx stipulation? I shipped a can in for repair some years ago and IIRC, it went second day without any issue. It sure as heck didn't cost me $100 at any rate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by taadski View Post
    Thanks for the update. Was the "mandatory overnight shipping" a FedEx stipulation? I shipped a can in for repair some years ago and IIRC, it went second day without any issue. It sure as heck didn't cost me $100 at any rate.
    Yeah, the FedEx clerk (who had no idea about how to go about doing it) said it was stipulated in her rulebook. I wonder if she got it confused with handguns (which, IIRC, do have to be shipped overnight)? I didn't know enough to argue, and I just wanted to get it shipped and on its way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LHS View Post
    Yeah, the FedEx clerk (who had no idea about how to go about doing it) said it was stipulated in her rulebook. I wonder if she got it confused with handguns (which, IIRC, do have to be shipped overnight)? I didn't know enough to argue, and I just wanted to get it shipped and on its way.

    Good copy. Makes sense.

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    Got an email today that the upgrade is done and it's being handed off to their shipping department for packaging today. I shipped it on the 29th, they got it on the 30th, and finished it on the 5th. A grand total of four business days.

    Can't wait to see how it runs now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LHS View Post
    Got an email today that the upgrade is done and it's being handed off to their shipping department for packaging today. I shipped it on the 29th, they got it on the 30th, and finished it on the 5th. A grand total of four business days.

    Can't wait to see how it runs now.

    Nice. Eager to hear how ya like the monocore.

    I had Gemtech do a threading job on a bull barreled 22/45 that turned out great. I think the complete turn around for it was a week and a half or something crazy fast.

    Pictures...well, because pictures... :-)





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