Thread: How long should a hardy suppressor last?

All types will let go eventually ...

If your sealed can has fired more than a few hundred rounds take it off and give it a few sharp taps against a bit of wood....

Then rattle it and listen to all the hard little carbon rocks you've just dislodged fly about inside.

And no.

... I have no idea how your going to get them out

Hardy said it was fine cant see anything that would cause accuracy loss. Said it only looked like it had fired 100 rounds through it...... Said it was probably a bedding issue....LOL. A bedding issue that sorts itself out when you take the suppressor off!!!! Will see how we go.....

Originally Posted by Wired

Hardy said it was fine cant see anything that would cause accuracy loss. Said it only looked like it had fired 100 rounds through it...... Said it was probably a bedding issue....LOL. A bedding issue that sorts itself out when you take the suppressor off!!!! Will see how we go.....

A thin barrel with a suppressor on it can cause barrel whip issues witch will show up more if the rifle isn't bedded right

But most likely not to the issue if it was ok

Originally Posted by Wired

Hardy said it was fine cant see anything that would cause accuracy loss. Said it only looked like it had fired 100 rounds through it...... Said it was probably a bedding issue....LOL. A bedding issue that sorts itself out when you take the suppressor off!!!! Will see how we go.....

I have heard similar things after I had an issue with mine. It is never his suppressor at fault. (and mine was leaving soot on the barrel after firing. No way that is anything except the suppressor) Whats more I was not asking him to fix it. All I wanted to know was what I could do to stop it. I now use Gunworks exclusively. Service and back up of their product means a lot. Someone who believes it is never his product can never fix faults as he wont believe it is faulty....