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Posted: 4/21/2015 4:18:05 PM EDT
Anyone know what would cause this? This was my first time out shooting this suppressor. The host was a factory threaded barrel Glock 19. I was running Freedom Munitions 147gr new ammo. Didn't even know it happened until I was all done for the day, and was putting everything away.
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Iam thinking it may have gotten loose. That was my first assumption, but I wanted to see what else could have caused it. I guess I will be looking for a replacement end cap now. At least you can replace the end cap easily... None thing I really like about my Ospreys, you'll see them coming loose before it becomes an issue. |
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Iam thinking it may have gotten loose. That was my first assumption, but I wanted to see what else could have caused it. I guess I will be looking for a replacement end cap now. Call Silencerco. This. They have awesome customer service. I had baffle strikes and end cap ding cause by a wobbly mount and they had it fixed at no expense. |
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Also, always make sure your booster piston is lubed. Since you said this was the first trip out, a factory installed dry piston will cause endcap strikes. A dry, carboned piston will not properly seat in the booster and allow misalignment. Happens more often than you would think. |
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Also, always make sure your booster piston is lubed. Since you said this was the first trip out, a factory installed dry piston will cause endcap strikes. A dry, carboned piston will not properly seat in the booster and allow misalignment. Happens more often than you would think. I was wondering about this? Where is the lube applied? By the spring portion or where it enters through the o-ring? |
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