The silencer cleaner from Ballistol dissolves and neutralizes combustion residues automatically. Silencers are particularly difficult to clean if they can not be dismantled. Although carbon silencers with narrow sections on fins and small holes improve the performance of the silencer, the silencer cleaning is much more difficult ‐ been! With the Ballistol silencer cleaner, the residues in the dirty silencer can be easily loosened and rinsed out.

Ballistol silencer cleaner application

The application of the silencer cleaner is quite simple, as it works on its own and mainly takes some time to apply and dissolve the dirt.

Dismountable silencers

Dismountable silencers and silencers that can not be closed are plunge into the silencer cleaner. With normal soiling, the residues in the silencer are released after approx. 2 hours. Then you can use a brush and water to rinse out the dissolved dirt.

The silencer cleaner is also suitable for an ultrasonic bath.

Non-dismountable silencers

Non-dismountable silencers should be closed on one side. For this purpose, e.g. conical gun plugs are suitable. As soon as the silencer is closed, simply fill up completely with the silencer cleaner.

With normal soiling, the residues are dissolved after about two hours. Drain the cleaner and fill the silencer halfway with water. Close the opening and shake vigorously.

After cleaning, we recommend a gun oil for preserving the silencer surface.

For more intensive soiling, the effect can be increased if the cleaner is heated to 40 °C before use and the exposure time is increased from four to eight hours.

If extreme soiling or several hundred shots have been triggered with the silencer, the exposure time can be increased to 24 hours.