Got an ultrasonic cleaner from Amazon about $40. Has a 30 min timer. Ran it twice for an hour and did a great job on my specter 2 baffles. I used vinager and peroxide since its what I had available and it works really well. Will try the purple stuff next time to compare. Thanks for the video.

Get you a tube of "Bore Butter" and smear a good layer on all your baffles and tube sleeves before putting it back together and the next time you clean it, the majority of that crap will wipe right off. I do this to my integrally suppressed 10-22 baffles along with my Tactical Solutions Axiom can and works great.

Quick question: Are you suppose to take the o-rings off on the Sparrow before using the ultrasonic? Thanks

I sure you went to bed dreaming that you where pushing that start button.

Cool vid. Thanks, broseph.

I've got access to an industrial powered ultrasonic cleaner. And honestly not that impressed with the cleaning abilities. I've found it's best to do it the old fashioned way. With the sparrow use a nickel to scrape the clam shells. The coin is softer than the shells so it won't damage or scratch. I picked up a set of dental picks from the flea market and find the ones that work best. I like a small spoon looking one that you just gouge out the led build up on the mono-core. It takes time and patients but my sparrow looks brand spanking new! And I full auto the shit out of that bad boy! If you chip at the lead you'll get it to break off just use tools that have an edge but not really sharp. So you won't damage the can. And wear gloves!!! If your using a dremel tool use a respirator!!! You'll fling lead and shit all over the place. And clean up your work area pretty good!

That Purple Power Product Works Good,Sucks On The Timer Issue,Oh Yeah Came Out Great.

I'm fixing to order my first silencer... I will primarily shooting with a 10/22 and a buckmark (looking into getting a CMMG conversion for my AR as well)... which of those two silencers do you like the best and why?

I've heard that a tumbler can work on steel rimfire suppressor baffles as well. Has anyone tried using one? An ultrasonic cleaner at least sounds way cooler and more high tech than a tumbler does. I am about to buy a rimfire can and would prefer to go with an ultrasonic cleaner as long as it's reasonably effective.

I noticed that a lot of the ultrasonic cleaners don’t have very long timers on them. Is there a good recommended one that has a longer timer setting?

Not to bad. How do you get the juice out of the cleaner?

DUDE! Put on some freaking nitrile gloves. You are handling lead.

Have you tried the dip method

Beats scrubbing. Maybe it was too crowded to get completely clean?

If they are all metal parts with no rubber or plastic you could soak them in this===> www.autozone.com/fuel-and-engine-cleaners-additives/carburetor-cleaner/berryman-chem-dip-carburetor-and-parts-cleaner/139313_0_0/ then just rinse them with hot water and dry.

This doesn't mess up the o rings?

Get your money back homie lmao

You should wear gloves when handling all that lead.