Guys, I forgot to mention this when I was out shooting the other day. The first time out with the Genesis, I was loading it with my fiberglass range rod with a spin jag. But as you know, loading the sabots takes a lot more pressure to load than lead conicals and that fiberglass rod was like trying to stick a nightcrawler back into its hole.
Well the next time out I used the stiffer ramrod that came with the Genesis and a screw on T handle. The first couple shots I noticed as I was loading that the sabot seemed to be 'skipping' down the barrel. Then I realized that the previous outing, the spin jag was allowing the bullet/sabot to follow the rifling down the bore. I Backed off on the t handle a little to make it loose and the 'skipping' stopped. Accuracy seemed to improve too because the sabot was grooved to the rifling.

bronko22000

Excellent point - I have been using the spin on my range rod for years now it is valuable tool.

I assume this is what you're talking about.I have experienced the same skipping feeling and I might have to try this. It seems a little expensive for that tool but I'm sure the accuracy is worth it.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_64469_425010005_425000000_425010000_425-10-5

Gotbuck

That will work I have modified the length of my gun ram rods so that i can put these on and hunt with them. It does not swivel as easily as he true Spin-Jag but it works... and is less money..

www.spinjag.com

I believe Cabela's has them for a bit less. I think something like $8. And they also have them in .45 cal. And look at it this way Gotbuck - you will have it forever. So even $12 aint bad. Heck I paid more than that for my marriage license - (still can't find the darn expiration date on that thing)

Bronko; them marriage licences are either good or they ain't!!

Mine's so old its written on parchment paper. Heck, it's not even any good to wipe your......nevermind....

The SJ are too long, they stick out 3" and look stupid on a $30 power rod, gotta buy all new ram rods. Wish they made a ram rod with a spin jag on one end and a T handle power rod (all steel or aluminum) on the other.
Chap

MINE STILL SKIPS WITH THE USE OF THE SPINJAG.

Chap

That is exactly what I do - buy a solid aluminum ram rod cut to length and thread the cut end insert the jag of your desire...

Here is a TC super jaginstalled on an Omega ram rod - cut the rod and drilled and re-threaded...