Posted: 10/7/2016 9:02:23 AM EDT
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What is everyone using?
I have a slew of Otis gear and having been clicking around looking for a cleaning rod that was compatible with .22, .264, and .30 jigs and brushes... What is everyone using? Also, is the Otis kit fine and not likely to cause and sort of damage to the rifling? |
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.22 and .30 cal Dewey rods (32", I think, long enough for 24" barrels), oversized bronze brushes for chamber (.50 for .470, .40 for .360), slightly oversized bronze brushes for bore, tipped jags, loop jags (for breach to muzzle in actions without rear access), Leatherman MUT EOD or a bronze pick/scraper for carbon. |
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Teener Krew 4 Lyfe
"Technique isn't something that can be taught. It's something you find on your own." - Bunta Fujiwara
Teener Krew 4 Lyfe
"Technique isn't something that can be taught. It's something you find on your own." - Bunta Fujiwara
| So nobody makes a rod that is compatible with both .22 brushes and .30 brushes? One of my goals , if I stray away from the Otis kit, is to have just one rod. does anyone know the thread pitch of the Otis kits? Can't seem to find it online, I am thinking if I can find a cleaning rod with the same threads, otis has multiple calibers brushes using the same threads. |
The strength of the pack is in the wolf, the strength of the wolf is in the pack
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I just swapped the loop jags (Hoppe's?)between my rods so jags, brushes, etc should fit. It won't center in the bore as well, but a sub-caliber Dewey should work. Just be sure to have the male to female adapter for the rod, otherwise you'll have to use Parker-Hale type bits IIRC. |
FBHO
Teener Krew 4 Lyfe
"Technique isn't something that can be taught. It's something you find on your own." - Bunta Fujiwara
Teener Krew 4 Lyfe
"Technique isn't something that can be taught. It's something you find on your own." - Bunta Fujiwara
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I picked up a tipton today after noticing is said 8-32 on the price label and I read every Otis product on the shelf and found where the ripcords said 8-32. All of my bronze and nylon brushes and eyelets fit on the tipton. This is the 22-26 cal, their 17 is a different pitch.
What this means for me is this 22-26 cal rod is actually good for 22 cal to 12 gauge due to using Otis 8-32 parts and adaptors (which I have already so no buying new shit) edit: might still get jags for the 6.5 |
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