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las1964 · 04-13-2007, 10:12 AM

I clean my .22 after every shooting session wihch typically invlolves around 300 rounds. I just found out about a cool cleaning kit from Champions Choice called the patch worm kit. Your not supposed to use brushes or metal rods to clean .22 bores. I ordered 3 kits so I wont have to worry about not getting any more in the future. The kits are only $4.50 and allow you to clean from breach to muzzle the way you should even with the bolt still in. I have a Ruger Mark III hunter with a 2x6 scope. This thing shoots like a rifle and I don't want to screw it up by not cleaning it right which I, unknowingly, did for years with other guns.

04-13-2007, 10:12 AM	#2
las1964 Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Salem Va Posts: 4	Re: Cleaning I clean my .22 after every shooting session wihch typically invlolves around 300 rounds. I just found out about a cool cleaning kit from Champions Choice called the patch worm kit. Your not supposed to use brushes or metal rods to clean .22 bores. I ordered 3 kits so I wont have to worry about not getting any more in the future. The kits are only $4.50 and allow you to clean from breach to muzzle the way you should even with the bolt still in. I have a Ruger Mark III hunter with a 2x6 scope. This thing shoots like a rifle and I don't want to screw it up by not cleaning it right which I, unknowingly, did for years with other guns.