ARMASE

ArmaSe Suppressor maintanence/cleaning

We recommend removing the suppressor from the gun after use so the water vapor accumulated inside does not rust the barrel. In the ArmaSe series, the threading is made of stainless steel, so it can withstand repeated removal. When cleaning the gun barrel, always remove the suppressor first. It’s recommended to apply gun oil or vaseline on the barrel thread of the gun to protect the threading from corrosion.

Before firing, check you can see straight through the suppressor, and if you notice unevenness around the hole (i.e. debris), you can remove it with a brass or a nylon brush. DO NOT use a cleaning cord (e.g. boresnake) to clean the suppressor as it will get stuck on the sharp flanges inside.

In regular use, rifle suppressors do not require special cleaning. If necessary, you can wash the suppressor with warm water and a mild detergent (e.g. hand dishwashing liquid), rinse well. Do not use strongly alkaline detergents for cleaning. Let the suppressor dry well in an upright position before screwing it back onto the gun, you can use compressed air to speed up the drying.

ArmaSe suppressors can not be dismantled for cleaning.