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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
By terry from USA on 2012-08-26 13:33:52 Things I liked:simple to use. effective way to clean you air rifleThings I would have changed:nothing What others should know:I usually stack 3 on top of each other and fire after each shooting session. After every couple of hundred rounds I'll clean the bore with Hoppes #9 bore cleaner. I'll dip the cleaning pellet into the cleaner and push thru the bore with a 1/8" dowel rod (no steel rod) I'll continue pushing the pellets thru until the bore is clean, usually 6-8 are needed. After this I'll push 2 or 3 dry pellets thru until clean. The whole process takes less than 10 minutes. Then I'll shoot 3 or 4 lead pellets thru for "fouling shots" Sometimes after cleaning you'll get a couple of flyers if you don't foul the bore. |  |
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By larry from USA on 2011-09-16 23:12:07 Things I liked:works greatThings I would have changed:none What others should know:easy too use |
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- Things I liked:They work well. Tough want fall apart. Nice case too.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:To clean properly i burn 15-20 just double your order. - Things I liked:Great for a quick clean or cleaning guns that are naturally harder to clean.
Things I would have changed:Make the pellets longer because they are almost the same length as diameter making it awkward to load sometimes. A longer pellet may help to clean better too.
What others should know:I haven't used these out of a spring gun yet, only multi-pump. - Things I liked:fast shipping
Things I would have changed:overpriced - Things I liked:simple to use. effective way to clean you air rifle
Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:I usually stack 3 on top of each other and fire after each shooting session. After every couple of hundred rounds I'll clean the bore with Hoppes #9 bore cleaner. I'll dip the cleaning pellet into the cleaner and push thru the bore with a 1/8" dowel rod (no steel rod) I'll continue pushing the pellets thru until the bore is clean, usually 6-8 are needed. After this I'll push 2 or 3 dry pellets thru until clean. The whole process takes less than 10 minutes. Then I'll shoot 3 or 4 lead pellets thru for "fouling shots" Sometimes after cleaning you'll get a couple of flyers if you don't foul the bore. - Things I liked:Fast sure cleaning. After cleaning the gun with regular cleaning, run one of these through to make sure it's as clean as it possibly can be.
Things I would have changed:Maybe sell them in a larger quantity. 500 per box would be nice.
What others should know:It's good practice to finish off cleaning with these. - Things I liked:Nicely sized. I use these in CO2 guns.
Things I would have changed:Seem a little pricey.
What others should know:I have been able to load these directly into the Umarex magazines and the Dan Wesson "bullets" as well. - Things I liked:Easy way to get the majority of lead fouling from your barrel. Just be sure if your using a springer, especially a magnum springer, to use 3 or 4 pellets. I saturate all but the last one I load with Hopps #9 oil to help clean and protect the barrel.
Things I would have changed:maybe more for the price considering the probably cheap production of such a product.
What others should know:don't oil the last pellet loaded to prevent excessive oil from ending up in the firing chamber. - Things I liked:Great cleaner. Make sure to read directions. I'm not the person to do that but I had a feeling I should. Good thing, because if I hadn't, I would have blown up my air gun. Don't blow up your air gun. Different kinds of air guns take a different amount of pellets.
- Things I liked:REady to go cleanning "Patches"
Things I would have changed:I wish they made some in heavier weight so I can use easier in my springer.
What others should know:Do NOT use in springers unless you push them thru -- DO NOT Shoot thru a springer. - Things I liked:It works well with my air pistols. I can notice the dirt collected on the cleaning pellet after shooting it.
Things I would have changed:The price. I think it should be cheaper because you'll get just 100 of pellets for a price of 500 lead pellets. - Things I liked:easy to use and much easier than running a ram rod and patch through ur gun.
Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:i used in a beeman p3, it comes out hard and fast so be shur of others around you. - Things I liked:A drop of otis 085 on a qcp and fire a couple out of the barrel followed by a couple of dry ones and voila clean.
Things I would have changed:NADA. ZIP. WHY?
What others should know:I like how they work but this does not mean a good cleaning isn't needed. This is only for field cleaning to bring the accuracy back to par. - Things I liked:Glad I bought these when I got my new RWS 34, as I used them to clean out the storage lubricant from the barrel and clean it up for initial shooting.
- Things I liked:very easy to use.
Things I would have changed:how many needed to fully clean the barrel.
What others should know:order more than you think you might need. it takes a few to clean fully. - Things I liked:Quick and easy to use.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:Cleaning uses a lot of pellets. Order more than you think you need if you clean your barrel frequently. - Things I liked:They really help with maintenance, with regular use ur barrel with always fire correct.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:If u find ur gun not firing proper this usually indicates a dirty barrel...i suggest keeping these around - Things I liked:These pellets are useful in performing quick barrel cleanings. They are very absorbant. I have found that one or two pellets loaded with bore cleaner, followed by one dry pellet, followed by one oiled pellet work well in cleaning the Beeman P 17 I bought them for.
Things I would have changed:Their completely cylindrical shape makes insertion of the pellet into the breech more difficult than reasonably necessary. A truncated conical shape at one end of the pellet would help.
What others should know:At five meters, these cleaning pellets are capable of penetrating a mylar covered one inch foam board. Discharge them safely. - Things I liked:Quick and easy
Things I would have changed:From anyone I have talked to this is the only thing to use, all the years I have used guns I have always used oil so I don't know what the long term use of just felt Pellets will preform
What others should know:The Scope that comes with the Air Gun don't seem to want to stay in focus, I'll Get it just right shoot for a while, then have to get another target and readjust the L-R and the Up- down. Keep in mind I use this only for targets, but the cross hairs get way off target. - Things I liked:easy to use
Things I would have changed:none
What others should know:put 3 pellets at a time an they will clean lead an grease from barrel quick - 12
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Value for money:3 3.0
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Things I would have changed:they are a little expensive considering you have to use quite a few to get a spotless barrel.
What others should know:these are worth buying if in the field and want to run a quick cleaning through the gun. This should not replace and actual cleaning though because lead can build up in multiple crevices of the gun not just the barrel.