I can't seem to find any adapter (for brush and jag) for 12 gauge (24'' barrel) that I can attatch to this rod .270-45. Any suggestions? Thank you!
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Looks like the link I sent to you does not work. You can try another one: http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/Cleaning-Rods-and-Kits/category/cat100063/sort/bestSellerasce/ipp/24/pn/1/trail/false/view/false
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Hi Michael. I had the same problem. I found "GunSlick 3 pc Cleaning Rod" in Sportsman Warehouse. So, I used the adapter included to the kit for my .270-45 rod. Be aware that sticks included in the kit are not strong and can bent under hard use. You can try this link:http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/GunSlick-3-pc-Cleaning-Rod/productDetail/Cleaning-Rods-and-Kits/prod9999005900/cat100063
2044091
Not sure why you would need this, but the stainless steel guide rod measurement I found was 0.186" thick. The rod plus the modified springs provide less felt recoil. The previous answers are basically consistent with my view.
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.
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both, it's based on the caliber and will work for either rifle or handgun of the available calibers. you will need longer rods for the rifles but these jags will screw right onto them.
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I don't recommend this adapter .. You may get lucky if your barrel fit but it will fell off someday .. You may buy the threading barrel kit to thread your SKS that will be better .. Cost you less than 50 buck including muzzle brake .. Good luck with your project
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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.
2033557
Just measured it: the exposed carbon rod including the brass end is 25 1/2 inches. With a jag on the end, add an inch, with a brush, an 1 1/2'.
2263743
I have a 1911 .45 5" Springfield Armory gun with a short guide rod. Less than half the length of the ones I have seen on videos for other 5' .45s. I replaced the original worn buffer I had and it works great. I may not completely understand your issue, but hopefully this will help.
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They are made with the slits in them for pulling through the barrel from chamber to muzzle. I would think some of the regular round patches without the slits might be better for pushing through the barrel with a jag on a rod. I don't know if the slits would let any of the jag become exposed to the bore lands and grooves until I tried it that way.
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I would look for something that is specifically designed for your rifle. Sorry I can't help more, but I'm totally unfamiliure with your rifle!
1787078
I use this rod for .223, 300 Blackout, and .308 (bolt action) without a problem. My .308 Savage has a 24 inch barrel and this handles it well.
252623
Yes, you need an adapter if it has spyder threads. although you shoud've received a tippmann threaded barrel scince that is the advertised product. also its very odd that this exact barrel that has tippmans logo would be spyder threaded. Anyway, if you buy the "Rap4 Paintball Spyder to Tippmann 98 Barrel Adapter" it should solve this problem. =)
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Hey there Fernando, I am a proud owner of this Mad Bull Suppressor and am disappointed to inform you that I do not believe that this suppressor will properly fit your rifle. I briefly looked into the specs on your rifle and it seems to have no threads on the barrel which are necessary to mount this attachment , however I implore you to look into the rifle closer and personally determine wether or not you have threads capable of mounting this product. Sorry bro, try looking into custom pvc pipe suppressors, they work as well for mock suppressors. Good luck
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For me I have found that the best fit, feel, and the best response is using a 7' fast or extra fast rod. That's just me. Brand of rod is a personal preference thing......Daiwa or G-Loomis.
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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.
1820639
Use the elbow adapter. I used it on mine and worked and looked great. Real easy. Did all of the work myself.
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This is a very good item for the price.30-30 & 30-06 are both .308 diameter bores the .270 bore is .277.I looked at the jag set and it will do what you want.