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- Suppressor Cleaning
What each part is for
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Wrench or front cap tool | Takes the can apart, or changes the mount or end cap. |
| Alignment rod | Checks the bore lines up before you shoot. |
| Shim kit | Times a muzzle device without over-torquing it. |
| Thread protector | Covers the barrel threads when the can is off. |
Brands you will see often
Brands like Dead Air, Yankee Hill Machine, Banish, Rugged, SilencerCo and more.
Suppressor Tools, Parts & Cases FAQ
Why check alignment?
A can that is not centered on the bore can take a bullet strike. An alignment rod is a quick check every time you change a mount or adapter.
Do I need the maker's wrench?
Usually, for that suppressor family. Generic tools can slip and mar the finish.
Where are cleaning kits?
In Suppressor Cleaning. Rimfire and some pistol cans need regular cleaning. Most sealed centerfire cans do not.
Parts and accessories ship like other gear, but a few states restrict some muzzle devices. Check the rules where you live before you order. We cannot give legal advice. Questions go to gungearwarehousellc@gmail.com.