Chamber cleaning tools
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Chamber cleaning tools
Do any of you have any experience with these tools, and if so, do you recommend them?
https://gunsmithertools.com/shop/ols/products/xn-brush-n-mop-chamber-tool-gl1p
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFhqp_0kWYo
I've always made my own, but this looks like a more professional way to do it, with a tool that has been bent to just the right length.
A year or so ago, I looked for something like this, didn't find anything I liked, so I improvised.
https://gunsmithertools.com/shop/ols/products/xn-brush-n-mop-chamber-tool-gl1p
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFhqp_0kWYo
I've always made my own, but this looks like a more professional way to do it, with a tool that has been bent to just the right length.
A year or so ago, I looked for something like this, didn't find anything I liked, so I improvised.
mikemyers- Posts : 4236
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Re: Chamber cleaning tools
No and No
Olde Pilot- Posts : 315
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Re: Chamber cleaning tools
That was quick - maybe you saved me from wasting some $$.
What I use now is a slightly oversize bronze brush, which I screw into an old S&W holder that doesn't let the brush rotate freely. I turn the holder as the brush is going in, then turn it some more, and then pull it out while turning the same way. I used to use a piece of tape to limit how far into the bore I push it.
I found this earlier, and it seemed intriguing as you can't push the brush in "too far". Thanks.
What I use now is a slightly oversize bronze brush, which I screw into an old S&W holder that doesn't let the brush rotate freely. I turn the holder as the brush is going in, then turn it some more, and then pull it out while turning the same way. I used to use a piece of tape to limit how far into the bore I push it.
I found this earlier, and it seemed intriguing as you can't push the brush in "too far". Thanks.
mikemyers- Posts : 4236
Join date : 2016-07-26
Age : 80
Location : South Florida, and India
Re: Chamber cleaning tools
without an explaination why, it's no different than thousands of shooters using a bent .24 caliber bronze brush for a few bucks.
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