Best Suppressor for 5.56 / and pictures

[quesogrande]

I would like the brand of the best suppressor for a 5.56. I would like to clean it myself with out repacking it. your thoughts please and pictures

[koz]

I think most people will say the Surefire or the AAC. Repacking is age-old technology. Baffles are decade old but in use. Most are titanium and inconel. Gemtech and AWC made nice suppressors but they're pretty heavy. Ops- INC has the SPR contract but there have been some POI shift. KAC's are ok but you can get a lot better for the money. I have never used the SRT suppressors but have heard some good things about them.

For cleaning - spray some break-free or carbon out, let it sit, pour it out and shoot...

[Metalhead]

Surefire, imo.

[1gewehr]

You can't go wrong with GemTech or SRT. Both always have the among most effective suppressors on the market, and both companies will stand behind their product 100%. As stated above, the take-down feature is over-rated. Spray it down, let it sit and rinse. Or just drop it in an ultrasonic tank with the proper solution.

I've got an old Triple X .223 suppressor (no longer made) that I just drop in a bucket of Ed's Red when it starts looking cruddy inside. Next day, I fish it out, swish it around, and blow it out with compressed air.

[Plunky]

AAC has the top two performing suppressors for that caliber. I would get the M4-2000 personally.

Take a look here to see how different manufacturers products rate:
Silencer Research

[Jasongar8]

You are not going to go wrong with any of the "big names". AAC, Gemtech, Surefire, KAC ($$$) all make great stuff. You just need to decide exactly what you want in a suppressor. Do you want a quick detach? Do you want a lightweight one? Do you want a sealed or non-sealed can? You need to consider all of these things before you buy a suppressor because most likely you will keep it forever.

[quesogrande]

Who do I need to talk to about the all this?

[Plunky]

If you have questions, ask. Also, you could go ask questions at silencerresearch & silencertalk. There are many manufactures who post on both sites in their respective forums.

High powered rifle suppressors are generally sealed cans. This is for safety & liability. Much has changed through the years.

[Ropin4gold]

Go down to Hero Gear and pick those guys' brains. Or check out major malfunction.com

[thorn]

Who do I need to talk to about the all this?

Make sure that what ever you pick, it is in stock.