Suppressors Cleaning 3d-printed titanium suppressor before first use

[PST42]

About to go pick up my first suppressor, a PTR Vent 1.
It is 3d-printed titanium, which I've read sometimes come from the factory with a bunch of dust / particulates still in the suppressor.

Saw some recommendations to clean / flush the suppressor thoroughly before first use - but I'm not exactly sure how to do that...
Do I need a solvent? An ultrasonic cleaner?

 

[Old Man with Gun]

I have a Nomax 33 printed titanium. I just shot it, no I'll effect. Might notice sparks flying out the end, that is normal,

 

[Maurygold]

Just shoot it.

 

[Trevor300wsm]

God lord…… just shoot the damn thing. Dust? Particulates? What do you think comes down the barrel when you shoot?

 

[TheJammar]

God lord…… just shoot the damn thing. Dust? Particulates? What do you think comes down the barrel when you shoot?

Liberal tears was my understanding

 

[loveha]

If the worry is Ti dust falling down the barrel, simply don't tilt the barrel up till you have shot a mag down the barrel and blown/burnt it all out.

 

[VanJoe]

I have a Nomax 33 printed titanium. I just shot it, no I'll effect. Might notice sparks flying out the end, that is normal,

How do you like the Nomax 33?

 

[PST42]

Yes, I meant the titanium dust powder from the 3d printing process that can cause feed failures
(e.g., https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/residual-material-and-3d-printed-suppressors.7236873/ )

Sounds like not much to do other than shoot it out - thanks everyone

 

[Old Man with Gun]

How do you like the Nomax 33?

Love it and the xemax muzzle break / HUB is really good too.
Using on 338 Lapua and does an amazing job.