Page 3 - Air Venturi Quick, .22 Reviews

They work well enough and it's a neat idea.

-More per pack or lower cost. -Make them longer.

-They work well enough for maintenance but not a substitute for a good swab now and then. I shot a few through my Crosman Backpacker until they were pretty clean coming out, and for good measure decided to swab the barrel out. The patches came out really dirty, so I'm assuming they just can't clean deep into the rifling. -As others have said... this pellet still shoots hard so DON'T shoot at anything you don't wanna break (mainly people).

Fro a quick clean, it is hard to beat felt pellets.

These could be sold cheaper, I would think.

Read the instructions carefully if you plan to use these on a spring or piston powered air rifle. In this case, three felt cleaning pellets should provide enough resistance to prevent the piston from banging the end of the compression tube.

Fits nice and tight, one shot and it clean.

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Put a drop of Crosman Chamber Oil on when it is in the barrel and it will clean and oil at the same time.

Makes cleaning fast and easy.

Make them a bit longer.

One box will last you a long time.

Very useful for a quick clean, especially on hard to clean guns. I picked up the fired cleaning pellet and could clearly see the residue along with the land and groove marks.

Make them longer, they are almost exactly the same length as diameter and it ends up being hard to chamber in some guns. This might also help clean better.

I have not used them in a spring gun yet, only out of multi-pumps.

They clean the barrel well after 200 rounds.

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You need to insert the pellet then add a drop (only 1 drop) of cleaner and let the cleaner soak in before discharge. Then do the same with the lubercant. The pellets swell up a little bit and hard to get into barrel.

most things

maybe make them a little longer

These are worth having to keep your barrel clean.

Lower price or more pellets.

I have tried these with barrel cleaning solvents, as well as oil and dry. Of course use solvents at your own risk, void where prohibited, your mileage may vary.

Very long term consistency of this product in .22 and .17

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I wouldn't overuse. Remember some guns take 10 pellets to get used to a change, so if you clean too much you make have to re-acquaint the gun with the pellet.

Came out pretty dirty when i shot it out of my marauder so i could tell it was doing it's job.

More pellets per containter.

Even though it's very light and soft it still shoots hard. It dented a piece of wood when i shot at it. Don't shoot these at people.

Small, compact & easy to store in your cleaning case. Works well with a Dewey rod & some Ballistol or whatever you prefer to clean your barrel with.

Larger quantity.

These are very easy to use.

quick and easy to use

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i bought the dewey .22 cal cleaning rod to go with these and push a couple thru every 2 to 5 hundred rounds

Quick and easy to use.

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Order plenty because you go through them quickly.

very simple to use

more quantity since u have to use 3 at the time or make them a bit cheaper then ill buy 2 boxes :)

never put just one or you'll ruin your rifle

Easy to use.

Price./Quantity.

Not for use in spring guns.

I like the fit and cleaning abilities of this convenient cleaning pellet.

Great product. Easy to use and do a very good job cleaning the barrel with ease.

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This is a must for cleaning. They fit the barrel very tight. Run a light brush through the barrel and follow up with this product.

price

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Easy cleaning of gun

Price, all they basically are is tightly packed clumps of felt.

They clean pretty good but not as good as using cloth and a cleaning rod.

Works very well when used as directed. Will help your gun retain it's accuracy.

Considering the price, I would like to see a higher count per package. at 80 to a pack you can go thru them quickly!

Perfect for routine care and feeding of your gun. For long term storage of your gun simply saturate 2 cleaning pellets with pellgun oil, chamber them both and fire. The barrel is then well protected.