Page 4 - Air Venturi Quick, .177 Reviews

Great for a quick clean or cleaning guns that are naturally harder to clean.

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.

I haven't used these out of a spring gun yet, only multi-pump.

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simple to use. effective way to clean you air rifle

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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.

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.

Maybe sell them in a larger quantity. 500 per box would be nice.

It's good practice to finish off cleaning with these.

Nicely sized. I use these in CO2 guns.

Seem a little pricey.

I have been able to load these directly into the Umarex magazines and the Dan Wesson "bullets" as well.

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.

maybe more for the price considering the probably cheap production of such a product.

don't oil the last pellet loaded to prevent excessive oil from ending up in the firing chamber.

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.

REady to go cleanning "Patches"

I wish they made some in heavier weight so I can use easier in my springer.

Do NOT use in springers unless you push them thru -- DO NOT Shoot thru a springer.

It works well with my air pistols. I can notice the dirt collected on the cleaning pellet after shooting it.

The price. I think it should be cheaper because you'll get just 100 of pellets for a price of 500 lead pellets.

easy to use and much easier than running a ram rod and patch through ur gun.

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i used in a beeman p3, it comes out hard and fast so be shur of others around you.

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.

NADA. ZIP. WHY?

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.

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.

very easy to use.

how many needed to fully clean the barrel.

order more than you think you might need. it takes a few to clean fully.

Quick and easy to use.

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Cleaning uses a lot of pellets. Order more than you think you need if you clean your barrel frequently.

They really help with maintenance, with regular use ur barrel with always fire correct.

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If u find ur gun not firing proper this usually indicates a dirty barrel...i suggest keeping these around

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.

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.

At five meters, these cleaning pellets are capable of penetrating a mylar covered one inch foam board. Discharge them safely.

Quick and easy

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

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.

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put 3 pellets at a time an they will clean lead an grease from barrel quick

works great

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easy too use

great for quick clean up

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does a nice job cleaning barrel