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Posted: 8/20/2014 9:40:35 AM EDT
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go or no go? Update Got one!!
$486.45 out the door bought on the phone from SS in my car during lunch... Life is good.. |
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Quoted: Go, just remember it's aluminum, so cleaning takes extra care. Very light and quiet. $270.00 at silencer shop plus you get a $200.00 AAC store credit I have a outback II, so its Al and I can not clean it  .But yes the 260-70 is a selling point and the rebate is nice. I sent in two rebates today for my Evos... |
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Quoted: $270.00 at silencer shop plus you get a $200.00 AAC store credit Quoted: Quoted: Go, just remember it's aluminum, so cleaning takes extra care. Very light and quiet. $270.00 at silencer shop plus you get a $200.00 AAC store credit I have a outback II, so its Al and I can not clean it .But yes the 260-70 is a selling point and the rebate is nice. I sent in two rebates today for my Evos... |
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$270.00 at silencer shop plus you get a $200.00 AAC store credit I have a outback II, so its Al and I can not clean it .
But yes the 260-70 is a selling point and the rebate is nice. I sent in two rebates today for my Evos... Quoted:
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Go, just remember it's aluminum, so cleaning takes extra care. Very light and quiet. I have a outback II, so its Al and I can not clean it .
But yes the 260-70 is a selling point and the rebate is nice. I sent in two rebates today for my Evos... You can clean it with a soda blaster or soak it in a good carbon breaker and scrape off the major lead pieces. It won't look like new and it will be more intensive than just dipping the can, but it's quite possible. |
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You can clean it with a soda blaster or soak it in a good carbon breaker and scrape off the major lead pieces. It won't look like new and it will be more intensive than just dipping the can, but it's quite possible. Quoted:
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Go, just remember it's aluminum, so cleaning takes extra care. Very light and quiet. I have a outback II, so its Al and I can not clean it .
But yes the 260-70 is a selling point and the rebate is nice. I sent in two rebates today for my Evos... You can clean it with a soda blaster or soak it in a good carbon breaker and scrape off the major lead pieces. It won't look like new and it will be more intensive than just dipping the can, but it's quite possible. What is a good carbon breaker for the anodized aluminum is, like the baffles in a Pilot 2? I've been looking for that info and haven't come across a good answer. ETA: for the OP. I'm happy with the Pilot 2 I have but if/when I buy another .22 suppressor it will have stainless baffles for ease of cleaning. |
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You can clean it with a soda blaster or soak it in a good carbon breaker and scrape off the major lead pieces. It won't look like new and it will be more intensive than just dipping the can, but it's quite possible. Quoted:
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Go, just remember it's aluminum, so cleaning takes extra care. Very light and quiet. I have a outback II, so its Al and I can not clean it .
But yes the 260-70 is a selling point and the rebate is nice. I sent in two rebates today for my Evos... You can clean it with a soda blaster or soak it in a good carbon breaker and scrape off the major lead pieces. It won't look like new and it will be more intensive than just dipping the can, but it's quite possible. From a previous discussion as posted by cormorantslayer : Homemade Soda Blaster |
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Sending the form 4 off for mine tomorrow. Have you noticed any FRP on pistols? Quoted:
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I have zero regrets about buying mine. Sending the form 4 off for mine tomorrow. Have you noticed any FRP on pistols? The FRP is slightly louder on a handgun. The can is definitely quieter when it is dirty and it is quieter on a rifle than the Element 2. |
it's going to be a long 8 or 9 months.
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