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<blockquote data-quote="SupressYourself" data-source="post: 222089" data-attributes="member: 340">Could be the threads on your rifle are out of alignment, which they would not be able to fix.&nbsp; I would want to check alignment on that rifle and then one other for comparison.&nbsp;&nbsp; [MEDIA=youtube]hkxf6Qr3bUw[/MEDIA]I know others have done this using an un-fletched carbon arrow.&nbsp; Finding one of the correct diameter for your bore is the only tricky part.- - - Updated - - -I recently read in (I think) American Rifleman how you don't need to clean a centerfire suppressor because the next shot cleans up after the last one, or some such ignorant BS.&nbsp; Weigh your suppressor now, and then weigh it 500-1000 rounds from now.&nbsp; Then you'll know.How quickly it accumulates carbon depends on the baffle design, the powder you're shooting, and barrel length vs burn rate for said-powder.&nbsp; I shoot mainly H4350 through my Varminter 2.0 30 cal, and there are times when I take the can off, knock it lightly against a chunk of wood a few times, and carbon chunks fall out.&nbsp; I'm actually cleaning that one right now because it's up a few ounces.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SupressYourself, post: 222089, member: 340"] Could be the threads on your rifle are out of alignment, which they would not be able to fix. I would want to check alignment on that rifle and then one other for comparison. [MEDIA=youtube]hkxf6Qr3bUw[/MEDIA] I know others have done this using an un-fletched carbon arrow. Finding one of the correct diameter for your bore is the only tricky part. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I recently read in (I think) American Rifleman how you don't need to clean a centerfire suppressor because the next shot cleans up after the last one, or some such ignorant BS. [LEFT][COLOR=#222222][FONT=Verdana]Weigh your suppressor now, and then weigh it 500-1000 rounds from now. Then you'll know.[/FONT][/COLOR][/LEFT] How quickly it accumulates carbon depends on the baffle design, the powder you're shooting, and barrel length vs burn rate for said-powder. I shoot mainly H4350 through my Varminter 2.0 30 cal, and there are times when I take the can off, knock it lightly against a chunk of wood a few times, and carbon chunks fall out. I'm actually cleaning that one right now because it's up a few ounces. [/QUOTE]

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