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Earn 3 Bullseye Bucks
PY-A-1152
$3.49
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Things I liked: For the price you get 100 of these square patches.
Things I would have changed: As mentioned the fibers start to unweave easily (fray) and may get stuck in your barrel.
What others should know: If they tighten up the weave and eliminate the fraying we would have a winner here.
| By michael from USA on 2017-06-03 |
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3.0 3.0
3.0 3.0
Things I liked: Great size patches for cleaning your Airgun barrel! The cotton flannel material is very absorbent and soft, so it won't hurt your airgun's rifling...
Things I would have changed: Because of the very open weave of the cotton flannel, the cut edges produce loose fibers that may be difficult to remove from your barrel!
What others should know: Something should attempted to try and alleviate the lint produced from the patch edges...singe with a flame? Not sure...
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These are used for cleaning the guns.
For cleaning barrels.
5.0 5.0
5.0 5.0
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Things I liked: These are my go-to patches for wiping down the outside of my rifles with Rem-Oil. Boy, do they pick up finger dirt, thin, dusty rust, all the crud typically found on air rifles, etc. Even vintage air rifles I've won on the auctions clean up pretty well with these and some Rem-Oil! And with a .22 Brownell's jag, they fit my .25 caliber bores quite snugly to clean them, such as my Trail NPXL725 & Crosman/Remington 725VTR. The color and weave remind me of burlap. But they sure pick up the dirt!
Things I would have changed: Good question? They're already pretty darn good!
What others should know: Just pull off the loose threads before using one. I don't like the thought of a loose thread getting, " into the works".