Huxwrx CA$H 9K Suppressor

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Hard to believe I bought this last October and just got to the range with it today. I left the 9mm UMP conversion at home and decided to just take the MKE AT94P. Before loading up the American Eagle 147, I thought I'd get a sense of how it sounded with 124gr. MEN. Honestly, I couldn't discern much noise suppression with the supersonic rounds although my buddy said he thought it was pretty quiet. Obviously, it was much quieter with the 147gr and I was quite pleased with this K length suppressor. The flow-through design rendered absolutely zero blowback.



The Huxwrx CA$H 9K broke down easily and I was surprised how filthy it was after only 100 rounds. Time to soak it all in Simple Green and see what happens.

 

[AGG]

Thanks for the report.

Tony

 

[Tailflash]

Be careful with using Simple Green. We used it back in the early 80s on the F-16 until General Dynamics (at the time) said it was corrosive to aluminum surfaces.
BTW, nice setup you have there.
Re:

https://www.bimmerfest.com/threads/warning-from-dod-re-simple-green-on-aircraft-aluminum.66638/#:~:text=This%20product%20has%20been%20through%20DoD%20testing%20and,for%20hydrogen%20embrittlement%20in%20high%20strength%20aircraft%20alloys.

 

[MMissile]

A friend stripped the anodizing off his new SIG 226 Combat, using simple-green. SIG wasn't sympathetic. Full charge to redo the aluminum.

 

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Thanks guys, was just doing the stainless steel internals.