I am looking for a rod to clean a .25 cal air rifle. Would this cleaning rod be good enough or be too thin?
1582954
This rod is sturdy enough to work in any gun. I use it for my AR15 and 22 rifle. Just make sure you follow your owner's manual and use the right tip. All tips are standard and will screw into the end of the rod.
1582955
I use it on 30 cal guns in addition to 22 cal guns. It is a one size rod for all guns the only thing different is the patch holders for different cal guns. The rod is the same.
298190
Assuming you are being serious and not a troll. You never want to clean muzzle to chamber if you can help it. The risk is damaging the muzzle effecting the accuracy of the firearm. However with some revolvers this can't be helped so be careful.
566477
Yes, and no. Yes you can use the rod with cleaning patches on AK47 or any rifle that uses 7.62X39 to do basic cleaning. NO the bushes are designed for AR-15 or .223 rifle. Not sure if the screw threads on the rode will work with the brushes that come with your AK or 7.62X39 Rifle.
1038123
The brush is made of brass which is much softer metal than what your barrel is made of. It shouldn't harm it but it's not going to do it any good if you have to force it in. I would try to match the diameter of the brush with barrel as much as possible. It only needs to contact the inside of the barrel and clean the rifling grooves. The brush should be just slightly larger than the barrel bore so it does exert some pressure against it when cleaning.
304393
I trust you have read my review on this product, a no star air rifle. So how would I clean it? I think I would seriously take in the shower and soap it down as it is a useless piece of you know what !!
1703759
Maybe- The ramrod is 30 inches long and might be short for your rifle. Otherwise, you can use the .38 cal brush for the barrel and your good to go. Cleaning brushes are included that help for the tight spots.
1847773
I believe it is only for the AR15 .223/5.56 platform. If that is what you have it will work well for cleaning the barrel. As for the chamber, well, that's another story.
2057106
Brass should be softer than your bore on your guns so it should not score. Also this is a patch holder so you should always used with a patch with or without the clearning solvent. Use with a good cleaning rod made cleaning much easier. Hope this answer your question.
1278887
I haven't used the rifle too much yet, but there shouldn't be too much maintenance. Wiping the gun down after shhoting with a cleaan rag and gun oil will keep the gun looking good for years to come. Occationally lubing the pivot point and chamber as instructed should keep the rifle functioning well. This should just be a few drops every few thousand shots, too much oil will lead to detonations and reduce the rifle life.
1204989
It depends on type of flexible pipe. The type that you are suppose to be able to clean with a regular metal chimney cleaning brush should befine. The thin foil like pipe - I think you could be asking for trouble. The brush and rods bang around pretty hard inside the pipe, depending on how fast you run the drill.
960962
A 12" rod should be good for pistols. You will want to buy a rod for your .22 and a separate one for the larger calibers. The .22 rod may not be as stiff as you would like it when cleaning a .40. 27" should work just fine bein that carbines tend to be 18" or less. Again the same logic applies with caliber selection a .22 rod may not be as stiff for the larger calibers and the larger caliber rods will not fit in a .22 barrel.
787645
I have no idea how well this will work on a polymer stock being I put it in the original wood stock. For which one to use you will need to use the shorter one or grind down the longer one. Now I only say the shorter one because of how I mounted it in the original stock. The reason for the shorter one is to prevent blocking the groove where the cleaning rod comes through. The short one worked fine for my application.
1681190
With this air rifle being designed to only use pellets in the rifled barrel , I would say use pellets only - Rather than take a chance of messing up a nice rifle,and use a .22 caliber pellet rifle cleaning kit to clean the lead build up out of barrel every 200 rounds so it stays accurate .
99424
This kit does come with a .223 brush and a .30 (should you have a .308) brush. If you are just interested in the compact form and only have a 5.56/.223 AR to clean, the "Real Avid" brand also makes an AR-15 specific "Gun Boss AR15 Cleaning Kit". It has a rod, rather than pull-through cable, though.
1588127
I would go with the "Tipton Deluxe Carbon Fiber Cleaning Rod with 27 to 45 Caliber and 8 x 32 Female Thread " 12 inch length for the Makarov. It is stouter and will flex less depending on how tight a fit you get between the jag and the barrel.
1628493
It should; I don't think I used an adaptor. Most cleaning rods are universal but sometimes you need an adaptor depending on caliber. Usually there is a size for most handguns and a different one for shotguns and larger caliper rifiles.
960960
The 12" rod will work just fine for your pistols, and the 27" rod will work for your carbine. Make sure you get the .22 cal rod for cleaning any .22's you own. The larger diameter rod will fit too tight in the .22 barrel.