.22 suppressors- which is easiest to clean?

[111NMC]

I have a .22 Browning Buckmark with a Tactical Solutions threaded barrel. It is in desperate need of a can.
I am looking for a can, and will get one that can be disassembled for cleaning/maintenance.
I havent taken any apart.
Which are the easiest to clean?
If budget wasnt an issue, I would probably get an AAC Element.
I have shot the Gemtech Outback on this pistol, and liked it.
The Guardian is a good home state choice.

I usually see the questions about which is the quietest, but I am wondering which is the easiest to breakdown, clean and reassemble. Not that im not mechanically inclined, but which Can, or system , bafflles or removeable sleeve , can be fully cleaned the easiest.

A different twist on the same question.

 

[__Doc_]

Sparrow

 

[KokomoDave]

Any that is capable to be broken down. I have a Gemtech can that was before the BATFE allowed them in a take-down fashion.

I use the 'Dip" and a special ingredient that was developed by the CIA to snuff out terrorists.*













* Foamy shave cream

 

[rockhopper46038]

The Guardian cleans as easy as any, and easier than many.

 

[111NMC]

@KokomoDave, are you saying that foamy shave cream makes easy work of cleaning lead deposits?

 

[111NMC]

The Huntertown cans seem like a pretty good deal all the way around.

 

[chuckp]

Anything stainless so you can use a cleaning solution that would otherwise damage/corrode aluminum. Also if it comes apart is a bonus.


My avatar is an x-ray of my Archangel III after a cleaning session showing only a small piece of material left in it.
chuck

 

[111NMC]

Sparrow

WOW, the SilencerCo Sparrow is impressive. What a smart design. I just watched a couple vids of those guys demonstrating the Sparrow and Osprey. Very nice stuff

 

[loony1]

Huntertown is your best bet IMO