using liquid in supressor

[Guest sammopar]

i have heard of using the clear wire pulling lube in my supressor (Phantom 7.62 ) to help with sound. any one know about this? will it clog any side effects?

[Guest Plunky]

Using any kind of ablative medium in a suppressor designed for high powered rifles is generally a no-no. The initial pressures are quite high, and the medium can cause overpressure in some instances, which can lead to disastrous failure. Most manufacturers do not recommend it. However, if you are shooting subsonic loads, you may be alright. Play it safe and email the manufacturer and ask them directly. Rifle cans are designed to be used dry. YMMV.

[Guest sammopar]

thanks for the info

[BimmerFreak]

You will get little to absolutely ZERO db reduction by running your Phantom 308 can wet.

wet/dry is normally something that is noticed on lower pressure calibers such as 9mm/45acp/etc