Breakthrough Clean Technologies Suppressor Cleaner

Worked as advertised. I used it on the disassembled baffles of a Ruger Silent SR. They were submerged in a small container with just enough solution to cover them. The baffles were left to soak overnight. They were removed from the solution 12 hour later and rinsed under warm running water. The results were outstanding. The solution desolved 98% of the fouling. The remainder was wiped away with a sponge and paper towel. They looked new. This was the easiest cleaning yet.

This stuff is amazing. Works fast and baffles are spotless when they come out. No ultrasonic cleaner needed.

This cleaner works like a charm on all my suppressor. Even after a hundred rounds it made all the baffles look like new. I highly recommend this to anyone that wants to restore their suppressor to like new condition.

I used this for the first time on a 22 caliber suppressor and the results are fantastic. I let the can soak overnight and most of the residue loosened and came off with some agitation and finally with paper towels. The liquid was easy on the finish too.

This stuff is the real deal. I've tried a variety of solutions on my rifle cans, both in and out of the ultrasonic cleaner, but far and away, this has been the most dramatically effective. I have one 5.56 can that I haven't cleaned in two years and probably three thousand rounds plus, and a heavy solution of Simple Green in a heated ultrasonic wouldn't touch the carbon buildup. A 30 minute 60c heated cycle in the ultrasonic with Breakthrough had it down to the bare stainless inside the can. Shiny, spotless blast chamber. I did another can just left sitting in a jar for a few days and it came out just as clean. If you baby your cans and the finish really matters to you, this may not be the one. It ate through part of the cerakote in the can I left it soaking in for a few days, and it started to eat through the Norrell's Moly Resin on my other can that I did the heated cycles with. That said, I treat mine like the wear items they are and it doesn't bother me, but buyer beware. Yes, a slightly less aggressive and more cautious approach to how long and how intensely you use it may yield less abrasive results, but have Krylon, will travel.

it works i used it on cascade 22 lr aluminum silencer only didn't give 5 stars cause i can still see a small hunk of stubborn lead inside and i haven't shot through it yet.

I haven’t had a chance to use it yet but if if works like all say it does it’ll work great.

Very expensive stuff… but, for what it’s worth, it’s worth it. I used this stuff on my sparrow 22 can after 500+ rounds through it. Previously I tried using Simple Green— no luck with the tough fragments I couldn’t scrape away. Using Breakthrough + a brass brush made this ten times easier. I let my parts soak for 2 hours. Brushed with brass brush until I was left with hard fragments. Soak for another 2 hours in the same container. The brass brush was unable to remove the hard fragments… that is, until I used some sheer force with the handle end of the brush. Scraping from the base of the lead fragments popped the whole chunk off of the side wall, leaving the walls nice and clean! This stuff also loosens up the fragments in the baffles just as well, much better than simple green did prior. I didn’t get a before and after… next time I dirty up the can I will get some pictures and show the results.