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Boresnake all day long for the lazy and quick clean.

 

Make sure you get the one with the integrated rough brass brush (integrated into the snake).

 

 

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* Bore Brush embeded in the cord loosens hard deposits.

* First Floss Area removes foreign particles prior to the scrubbing action of the brush.

* Main Floss Area with 160 times greater surface area than a patch.

* Brass Weight slips easily through barrel grasp and pull the cleaning cord through bore.

* Calibre stamped on the brass weight

 

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The Boresnake is excellent for a quick clean. On chrome lined barrels, it would probably be good enough. I would be reluctant just to use the Boresnake, if it had been raining in a non-chrome barrel. I have two Brownings:-

 

GTi - non-chrome - I use traditional brush etc.

 

XS - chrome - only using Boresnake.

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its a rimfire ho often you need to clean them anyway

 

I've had my Ruger 77/22 rimfire for @ 15 years & have never cleaned the barrel & its still very accurate, but the bolt & chamber areas occasionally cleaned.

I have been looking at the boresnake for my Browning 525 though to give it a quick clean before putting it in the gunslip

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I use boresnakes, love them, nice and easy and as clean as patches...just put it through then put a patch through to prove it! :drool:

 

Re .22lr - depends on how much you like your gun and accuracy - personal preference really. Clean all my guns straight after shooting - it's the only sure fire way of knowing for sure, plus it gives you chance to look over the gun throughly and check for bulges etc...wouldn't like to shoot a gun which hasn't been cleaned for 15 years :drool: - would be scared for my life! :drool:

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wouldn't like to shoot a gun which hasn't been cleaned for 15 years :drool: - would be scared for my life! :drool:

 

As I posted above - it's only the barrel that I don't clean, the bolt gets a good clean quite regularly plus the bolt housing area. Even give the silencer a clean occasionally.

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its a rimfire ho often you need to clean them anyway

 

I've had my Ruger 77/22 rimfire for @ 15 years & have never cleaned the barrel & its still very accurate, but the bolt & chamber areas occasionally cleaned.

I have been looking at the boresnake for my Browning 525 though to give it a quick clean before putting it in the gunslip

 

 

 

:D i have never cleaned my rifle yet still shoots good.i dont have a cleaning kit for it,

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Depends what you shoot through it, if it is a .22 firing lead bullets there isn't any point, if you use hyper sonic copper ammo the same cleaning that would give a centrefire would apply.

 

I have bore snake that is use for quick run through on my .223, but it in no way does it clean as well as using patches and solvent :D

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wouldn't like to shoot a gun which hasn't been cleaned for 15 years :lol: - would be scared for my life! :/

 

As I posted above - it's only the barrel that I don't clean, the bolt gets a good clean quite regularly plus the bolt housing area. Even give the silencer a clean occasionally.

 

The bolt and silencer wouldn't erally blow up in your face...but a barrel could. I would be concerned about the intergrity of the barrel, any warps and bulges are put through serious pressures when firing a round through the barrel...all it takes is for one of them to go! :D

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