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Trouble extracting the last component in an integral suppressor.
I don't want to tarnish the finish on the barrel but yes, carefully trying this might be a good option, I have good mechanics hands to pull it off safely. Might try a real hot heat gun first.- Riverview
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Trouble extracting the last component in an integral suppressor.
I'd like to try that but just nothing to get ahold of it has to be a press from the other side. I may try flipping this last component when I get it out to be able to use a small slide hammer and a hook in the future.- Riverview
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Trouble extracting the last component in an integral suppressor.
They are long gone, I had this built at the Special Ops Shop in Tn. back in 1998. That was my first move too. Edited original Post to cover this...- Riverview
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Trouble extracting the last component in an integral suppressor.
I have a Bull Barrel 10/12 I had built by the Special Ops. Shop in Madisonville Tn. back in 1998 and I have the suppressor end all apart now except for the first component diffuser that goes in as you put it back together. This is all stainless components and I have it all cleaned back to new...- Riverview
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testing, been gone a long time...
Made a post and don't see it so testing here so I don't, muck it up elsewhere. Thanks- Riverview
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All stainless front loaded integral suppressor teardown struggle.
Duplicate post, Sorry, first time here in a long time and I goofed... Didn't think it posted the first time...- Riverview
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Suppressors Best way to clean heavily fouled TBAC can ?
Mine is an Integral and all stainless ant it was all whislte clean over night in CLR- Riverview
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