After you shoot 50-70 rounds thru your pistol with a suppressor be ready to clean everything including taking down the magazines.
Noticed my new Wilson 10 rd. 45 ACP mags getting sticky when trying to reload after a range shoot with my suppressed 1911 so I took one apart.
Yep a good bit of crud on the follower and along upper wall of magazine. The Ruger needed a good cleaning to with a hard layer of carbon starting to form around ejection area inside the slide. Almost like cleaning up a gun after black powder shooting from the blowback crud.
A good spray of Ballistol and a brush cleaning gets it back in shape though.
Spring has sprung. Get out and shoot your Henry
Almost like cleaning up after black powder shooting!
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Re: Almost like cleaning up after black powder shooting!
No suppressor here.
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