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SFCRMSA
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Benja455 wrote: Massivedesign wrote: SilencerCo Hybrid
/discussion THIS   C'mon and join the club. BTW it's 'Help' not 'Halp" *not being critical, just sayin'....
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On days like this, I often wonder what Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart would do...
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BlDtyLry
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Rix86 wrote: Anyone have a source for pics of the hybrid internals? Check out the owner's manual on SilencerCo's website. There is a drawing of the baffle stack. Benja455 wrote: BlDtyLry wrote: I'm waiting for a Form 4 approval for a Hybrid as we speak. The Hybrid is probably the most versatile can available at this time. It covers all pistol calibers up to 45 caliber and rifle calibers up to 45-70 to include 338 LM. It is a little pricey but with the possibility of running a single can on multiple hosts, nothing beats it. Only drawback is that it is not user serviceable. But then again shooting a few 338 LM through it will probably break up the debris inside. Recommendation - spend the money and don't look back. Not sure where you read that but - the Hybrid is user serviceable - it comes with a wrench (same one as the Omega) and you can pull the baffles out. With that logic the Omega is user serviceable? Not. Just because it has a wrench doesn't mean the baffle stack comes out. Checkout the owner's manual.
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CQBgopher
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Neither the Omega nor the Hybrid are take apart cans.
I have confirmation of that from Quinton Mount @ SilencerCo.
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Rix86
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SFCRMSA wrote: Benja455 wrote: Massivedesign wrote: SilencerCo Hybrid
/discussion THIS C'mon and join the club. BTW it's 'Help' not 'Halp" *not being critical, just sayin'.... I did that on purpose...... Not everyone gets it though, it's OK. Not sure I'm ok with a can I can't clean myself. I saw the drawing, but that's about all I could find.
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Benja455
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Well, I'll be damned - it's not user serviceable. Oh well...I don't really care. One less thing to worry about.
Suppressors are quieter when dirty.
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Guns4Liberty
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Benja455 wrote: Well, I'll be damned - it's not user serviceable. Oh well...I don't really care. One less thing to worry about.
Suppressors are quieter when dirty. +1 Cleaning silencers can be a pain in the ass, and if you're not careful you can accidentally do more harm than good. My lazy half considers the inability to completely disassemble them a blessing, not a hindrance. It drives my OCD half crazy, though. First world problems...
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Benja455
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Guns4Liberty wrote: Benja455 wrote: Well, I'll be damned - it's not user serviceable. Oh well...I don't really care. One less thing to worry about.
Suppressors are quieter when dirty. +1 Cleaning silencers can be a pain in the ass, and if you're not careful you can accidentally do more harm than good. My lazy half considers the inability to completely disassemble them a blessing, not a hindrance. It drives my OCD half crazy, though. First world problems... This x infinity. The only suppressor you really need to be able to clean is a rimfire suppressor. Centerfire is clean enough as it is and you're only doing yourself a disservice by cleaning them (less suppression). With that said, my OCD is still tweaking out.
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Massivedesign
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Benja455 wrote: Guns4Liberty wrote: Benja455 wrote: Well, I'll be damned - it's not user serviceable. Oh well...I don't really care. One less thing to worry about.
Suppressors are quieter when dirty. +1 Cleaning silencers can be a pain in the ass, and if you're not careful you can accidentally do more harm than good. My lazy half considers the inability to completely disassemble them a blessing, not a hindrance. It drives my OCD half crazy, though. First world problems... This x infinity. The only suppressor you really need to be able to clean is a rimfire suppressor. Centerfire is clean enough as it is and you're only doing yourself a disservice by cleaning them (less suppression). With that said, my OCD is still tweaking out. I'm going to develop a twitch....
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SFCRMSA
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Rix86 wrote: SFCRMSA wrote: Benja455 wrote: Massivedesign wrote: SilencerCo Hybrid
/discussion THIS C'mon and join the club. BTW it's 'Help' not 'Halp" *not being critical, just sayin'.... Not sure I'm ok with a can I can't clean myself. I saw the drawing, but that's about all I could find.  Roger that, message received. Good luck on your Suppressor Choice. Now is the time to buy 
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"Dedication, perseverance, commitment and tenacity are the traits you will
find in those who finish and achieve their dreams."
There are times when the situation as it occurs, dictates the course of actions that follow.
"I stand for the National Anthem, always have, always will"
On days like this, I often wonder what Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart would do...
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Rix86
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SFCRMSA wrote: Rix86 wrote: SFCRMSA wrote: Benja455 wrote: Massivedesign wrote: SilencerCo Hybrid
/discussion THIS C'mon and join the club. BTW it's 'Help' not 'Halp" *not being critical, just sayin'.... Not sure I'm ok with a can I can't clean myself. I saw the drawing, but that's about all I could find. Roger that, message received. Good luck on your Suppressor Choice. Now is the time to buy Trying to get them all in process before the idiot law change takes place.
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Rix86
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Anyone have a long term review on the hybrid?
Does ultrasonic cleaning work on welded suppressors well? Or at all?
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PMB
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Complete noob here waiting on our friends in .Gov to approve paperwork... And I have a question.
Are there ways to clean a suppressor that can't be taken apart?
I'm picturing a soak in a powder solvent, then shaking it out, then firing off a few rounds.
How many rounds on average does a sealed compressor last before it is worn out?
I have never considered something to have an advantage when it is less user-serviceable. Until reading this thread I mean.
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