Jailbreak a sealed suppressor

[outrider58]

I'm gonna put this up here. I just posted this in another thread recently, but it bears repeating. The author uses this method for cleaning his .22 cans. I use it on all my disassembleable suppressors. This will remove finishes off your tubes and caps so I don't recommend cleaning them the same way.

http://web.archive.org/web/20161104063835/http://www.rrdvegas.com:80/silencer-cleaning.html

 

[Kharn]

I never knew "jailbreaking" (more like a teenager jumping out a second floor window) a Trident would be that easy. It would be nice if someone made a new endcap for it vs having to use that custom tool from the video every time.

 

[rsideout]

I never knew "jailbreaking" (more like a teenager jumping out a second floor window) a Trident would be that easy. It would be nice if someone made a new endcap for it vs having to use that custom tool from the video every time.

i'm just planning on drilling 2 holes (less than the thickness of the cap) and using a spanner wrench. I already have the wrench for some of my other cans.