Bore Snake
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Coldfusion
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I've used them on ARs and really like them. I always ran mine till it was pretty clean, just a few passes, then run a light coat of oil through, then another patch to remove any excess oil. Bore snakes make cleaning quick. Just don't be stupid and soak it in solvent...ive seen it done.
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Love them have one for every caliber including shotguns
I love them. Makes breaking in a barrel on a semi-auto much easier not having to break it all the way down just to swab it. Especially if you've ever seen the makings of a FNAR
infoman jr.
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Yep. I like them.
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TheAirMan
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I like them for small calibers. I need to get one for my 17hmr. That thing is a pain.
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DaveB
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Excellent for in-the-field cleaning.
There are other choices for at-home maintenance that perform much better.
There are other choices for at-home maintenance that perform much better.
Swampster
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TheAirMan":1sr6xqxa said:
Agree. The .17 is a pain to clean.
Remington742
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I will warn you I have the 17 bore snake and it is a pain to get the brass weight through the barrel.Swampster":1rvohtxb said:
Based on this thread, I went out and bought one for a .30 cal barrel. I really liked it a lot and have since bought a 270 and am going to pick u one for 6.5 MM and .22 LR.
brass magnet
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Get one for every caliber you shoot, you're welcome!!!
