When the damper is new, small amounts of titanium powder remain after production inside the damper. After approx. 30 shots, the titanium powder will be out of the damper. White sparks may occur before all the titanium powder is out of the damper, but this is completely harmless.
On semiautomatic machines it is therefore important to brush the barrel between each of the first 10 shots that the damper is used because the titanium powder can be pushed backwards in the barrel.
The damper is designed for use in competitive hunting and normal use on the shooting range.
In case of extreme heat firing of the damper, the pump support ring on the rear edge will melt, the damper should then be sent to the dealer for inspection and replacement of the pump support ring. Mirage can be used if desired.
Before and during use it is important to check that the damper is properly screwed to the barrel.
Series of over 20 shots with standard caliber are not recommended, this can damage the race and pump ring in the damper.
The muffler should not be exposed to temperatures above 300 ° C for more than a short time and not more than 200 ° C over long periods.
The damper should not be stored on the weapon as this will give rust in the mouth of the pipe.
Do not use oil or other abrasives inside the damper as this will increase the build-up of wax sludge.
The lifetime warranty does not cover damage due to impact or extreme heat firing.
Assembly must be done by qualified stockbroker.
To obtain the best possible damping, the damper is designed with little clearance between the projectile and the baffle. The projectile must not come into contact with the damper. It is therefore very important that the damper's center line is concentric with the axis of the brush race.
-The plastic ring in the rear edge should be with clearance to the barrel (0.1-0.2mm) - The
pipe should have a thread portion corresponding to the length of 1x diameter of the threads.
-Largest diameter of the barrel: 19.8mm 90mm from the mouth.