Really didn't know were to post this, so I figured the reloading would be best... I've been cleaning my Rem 750 from the muzzle end... I've been using a Tipton carbon rod and the brass patch jag... I'm being carefull when putting the patch in the muzzle end to make sure I dont hit the crown... I'm just pariniod that I'm going to ruin the rifle accuracy... Do you think It's ok to clean this gun like that???... I've used a bore snake before and really don't like them much...
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The method you are useing has worked for years " as long as you are carefull", Ive seen something new on the market though!, it is a protected cable with a quick disconnect head for the brushes and jags. You put the cable down the muzzle then connect the brush at the action and pull it through, sounds like a pretty good set-up, only problem is Ive seen it advertized one time and havent seen it since!.
Perfect for semi-automatic or lever action rifles, this kit contains everything to clean rifles from 22 to 45 caliber. Kit contains: 32" flexible cleaning rod, 6" chamber cleaning rod, 2 brass slotted tips, 2 brass obstruction removers, rod connector, T-handle, 1/2 oz bore cleaner, patches and 2 bore brushes. All contained inside a convenient zippered pouch.
Not sure if this is what your looking for- but it works pretty well for me.
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Cleaning a semi auto
