Our silencers are made to last a long time, provided that you take care of them correctly. There is very little to it — no scrubbing, no solvents, no special tools. Six short steps, and most of them are simply letting the silencer dry and putting it away the right way.
A Stalon silencer is not something you service. There is no scrubbing, no solvents and no dismantling for its own sake. What it asks for is to be dry and to have greased threads, and that is a couple of minutes at the end of a day out.
Moisture is the one thing that shortens a silencer's life, and it arrives every time a warm barrel cools in cold, damp air — not only when it rains. That is why drying and storage are worth doing every single time. The rest can wait until the silencer is put away for a while, or taken apart.
Six short steps, and these are our recommendations. None of them takes long, and none of them needs anything you would not already have in the gun cabinet.
Always remove the silencer from the firearm when it is not in use. Allow the inside to dry if wet or damp. Use a heat gun, compressed air, hairdryer, fan, or similar until it is completely dry.
Start by cleaning the bore from any gunpowder residue. This is best done with a gun cleaning brass brush or boresnake.
Wipe the threads with a piece of paper to remove any dirt. If dirt gets into the split section, it will cause problems when disassembling the silencer later. Lubricate the split section between the front and back parts (if the silencer is divisible).
Also lubricate the barrel threads with the same grease. Ensure that these are also cleaned from any debris.
Finish by spraying a light gun oil for about 1–2 seconds (i.e. 1–2 short bursts) inside the silencer.
Store the silencer upright with the muzzle facing downward in a gun safe (or in another recommended way).
That is the whole routine. Steps 01, 02 and 06 after a day out; steps 03, 04 and 05 when the silencer is apart, or put away for a while.
Two small items do most of the work. Stalon silencer grease withstands weather, heat, wear and pressure, and a thread cover keeps dirt out of the barrel threads while the silencer is off.
If you would rather see it than read it, the whole routine is on film — along with mounting, thread choice and the other things hunters ask us about.
Together with every silencer delivered from Stalon follows a 6-year warranty. A promise that if something during the manufacturing process of your silencer failed, we will take care of and correct it. However, if the silencer has been damaged due to mishandling, careless usage or just from an accident, the warranty cannot be applied for repairs. Even if the warranty does not apply, we want to help you, and of course for a decent price.
* Service, repairs and other procedures can only be made by Stalon AB or by a Stalon authorized service workshop.
The warranty covers how the silencer was made. What it cannot cover is wear that comes from moisture left inside, or threads that were never greased — so the steps on this page are also what keeps the warranty behind you.
We say that gently, because there is so little to do. Dry it, grease the threads, store it muzzle-down. If you are ever unsure whether something counts as wear or as a fault, send us a photo and ask. We would much rather look at it with you than have you wonder.
Send us a photo and a short description. We would rather look at it early than repair it late.
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