Description
How do you clean a suppressor, and what comes in the Otis Technology Suppressor Cleaning Kit? Caleb from Brownells walks through the kit, mixes the cleaning concentrate, and demonstrates the soak and scrub process with a sealed centerfire suppressor and a disassembled rimfire suppressor.
You’ll see how the included brushes handle carbon and rimfire fouling, why Caleb places the mounting end upward during the soak, and where he uses the included CLP after the parts dry. Follow your suppressor manufacturer’s cleaning and finish care instructions, and wear gloves when handling used cleaning solution.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:48 What’s in the Otis suppressor cleaning kit
2:43 Cleaning concentrate and mixing ratio
3:40 Cleaning intervals and preparation
5:04 Sealed and disassembled suppressors
6:05 Positioning parts for the soak
8:43 Adding concentrate and water
10:22 Results after soaking
11:43 Gloves and handling used solution
12:40 Removing the parts
13:55 Cleaning the tube and baffles
16:30 Cleaning the sealed suppressor
18:57 Drying, CLP, and final care