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Join Date: Nov 2012
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i bought the Remington fast snap cleaning kit. now im not used to this style of patch puller. the kind im used to has a big rubber washer to old the patch against the barrel. these are just a piece with a slot in it. how does that hold a patch against the barrel of a 12 gauge? maybe im not putting it in right
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Harriman, Tn
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It doesn't really. It's more like a swab than a jag. Use the largest patch you can and soak it and run it through then run dry ones down after it.
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: mountains of wv.
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not really sure what you mean.
i buy a brush to fit each guage, then i make my own swab i buy a string mop and take enough strands(we will just say 6) and center a string in the strands. tie a knot, that folds the strands in half ,or doubles the diameter. i use a lead sinker to drop the line through the barrel then add your chemical and pull through |
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If I were to guess hillbilly, I would say that he's talking about the tip that looks like the one in this kit. https://www.deweyrods.com/cart/index...product_id=515
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i could never get enough patches in that critter to make it feel tight, the reason i made my own |
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Something like one of these work better than the 'loop'.
http://www.brownells.com/gun-cleanin...prod24842.aspx http://www.midwayusa.com/product/563...7-thread-nylon http://www.amazon.com/KLEEN-BR-BRS-J.../dp/B0000C50DI
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yea it looks like that. |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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i just ended up using the mops in the kit
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Nashville TN
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I don't know why they bother putting the 'loop'
in a kit for a shotgun. I too put a piece of cotton material in it.... but it still is too small to get much material in it to do the job worth a hoot. Won't the tip from your old kit fit the new cleaning rod? Shotguns are better with a bore snake..... bought or homemade. For brushes, I use a tornado.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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i dont have an old kit. i always used my dads at hme. but i moved so i cant steal his anymore lol.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Nashville TN
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I also usually finish up with a piece of leather
[elk/deerskin] with a boot lace tied to it and pull it thru for the final pass.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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do u guys use the kits with a cleaning rod or a cable? i was alyas told with the rods u had to be realy careful because if u rub the muzzle u can mark it up and mess up the trajectory. plus if u cant take barrel off u push all the dirt into the action. i like the ones with the plastic coated cables
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Nashville TN
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If the bore[smooth] is really dirty, and needs a brush,
that's what I use to get the funk. Then a piece of cotton t-shirt on a string, solvent if needed. Then the leather. If you cut a round piece of leather [and try also with cloth] and put a hole in the middle, run a boot lace thru the hole, and tie it to a small bead...or button....anything that will keep the boot string from pulling thru the leather. But you get the picture....and there are other ways to fasten it......just experiment.
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I still prefer one homemade.
And yes, pull towards the muzzle.
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Imperial, MO
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yoy gentleman are sooo helpful. Really like tff. Thanks agian
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Shamokin PA.
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I use my Tornado brush with a patch or two wrapped around it soaked in solvent. I can't stand the slotted patch pullers, they do nothing for me.
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