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5/24/2015 10:45:46 AM EDT
I have a few suppressors and it is a pain to clean them. Is there one way to clean all of them? I have heard of soda blasting and tumbling? But I don't know if there is one way that will work with different kinds of suppressors?

I have an
Octane 9HD
Innovative arms Apex (aluminum mono core)
Innovative arms integrally suppressed 10/22 takedown (aluminum mono core)

Currently in Jail
Gemtech GMT 300 (titanium finished core)
Gemtech GM 22 (aluminum mono core)

5/24/2015 12:29:51 PM EDT
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Mono cores probably wont tumble well but I have never tried one.  Anything Baffles the SS pins work well on.  

Since you have more Mono Cores I would lean towards Soda Blasting or possibly Ultra Sonic Cleaning.

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