Hoppe's Air Rifle & Air Pistol Cleaning Kit, .17 Caliber

It's easy on the barrel and cleans real good.

Hoppe is a brand I use and trust.

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Good traveling kit for quick cleaning.

Has what I needed to clean my eBay crosman powermaster.

Not much. Maybe a slot in the jag to hold the cleaning patches, but it works well as is.

A nice little kit to keep your air gun clean.

Compact size Quality

Provide a plastic bag in which to keep the rods and pieces.

Not only a great product for cleaning and maintaining your air gun it is a safe way to remove clogged projectiles without harming the barrel.

The oil and patches are OK.

The rod sextions are dead soft. Even being VERY careful trying to remove them from packaging they bent. OK its a xheap kit and I guess dead soft steel to protect bore. Im a 30 year Tool and Die maker and I cant straighten em...pay the money and get the good one's.

worked very well on my Ruger 1200

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reasonably priced all you need if you have cleaning solvent.

Works good. Patch plunger works fine....don't use the brass brush.

Include nylon brush which is better for fine rifling of airgun barrel. You will also need some barrel cleaner....this kit only comes with oil.

It works. I use with some general Hoppes bore cleaner (not included) and it cleans out the barrel nicely. Get big patches in bulk and cut down to size to save money and make them last! :)

will do the job

better handle

hoppe #9 smells bad but cleans and will not harm wood be careful with plastic or painted surfaces

I like the oil so I thought I buy the cleaning kit that I realize I'll probably never use because airgun doesn't leave residues in the barrels

Just buy what you need individually

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Just as advertised. Best cleaning rod I've used yet.

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A note to the manufacturer- Hoppe's - The "Guide to Gun Care" shows info on firearms, (including black powder, muzzle loading, bluing) but nothing specific to air guns. Perhaps they could have indicated a care for air guns explaining whether to start cleaning from the muzzle or breach, among other things.