There's dirt in the silencer
Water and moisture, in combination with gunpowder residue, create a corrosive pulp. A silencer that hasn’t been lubricated with oil will release big, white crystals that look like crashed dishwasher tablets.
This is water that has dried and reshaped into crystals. Use a gun-cleaning brass brush to clean the dirt. Finish using a light gun oil for 1-2 seconds inside the silencer.
These salty crystals can also look like prickles throughout the bore. These can disturb the bullet’s precision. The bore should always be round and cylindrical (see pictures above). Remove by using a gun-cleaning brass brush or a bore snake.
Read moreTHE SILENCER CAN’T BE SCREWED APART
If you have one of the Stalon X models, and can’t screw it apart, there are a few possible reasons. It has most likely been damp for a long time.
There could have been dirt on the threads when the front and back parts were screwed together. Or, the threads haven’t been lubricated enough with silencer grease. To solve this problem, heat the area around the split section by using a heater or similar. If you can’t detach it yourself, be assisted by another and screw the parts the opposite way.
If you manage to unscrew it, make sure to investigate if anything is damaged. If not, wipe off and lubricate the threads.
Read moreBULLET STAINS IN FRONT-END
A bullet stain in the muzzle can depend on several reasons. One issue, common during shooting sessions at range, is impaired precision after a while.
This probably happens because the silencer has become loose when heated up. If it’s released, you will have impaired precision, and the bullet can make a stain in the front-end. There’s a function inside the silencer that makes it reattach at every shot. If loose, it can be reattached at the next one.
Another reason could be problems with moisture inside the silencer. As mentioned above, the silencer can release big, white crystals. This happens because water and moisture haven’t been dried out, and reshaped to a corrosive pulp. When these crystals are visible in the bore, they can disturb the bullet’s precision and make a stain in the front-end.
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