As TLB said, never cleaned a suppressor yet. They work better with carbon buildup anyway. Change suppressor when you change barrel or rifle. These days just use whatever powder works and you can get.
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As TLB said, never cleaned a suppressor yet. They work better with carbon buildup anyway. Change suppressor when you change barrel or rifle. These days just use whatever powder works and you can get.
Try H322/AR2219 or H335. H322 possibly still holds the most bench rest records.