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Posted: 12/6/2009 8:05:54 PM EDT
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Since my Dewey rod is one section, I have been pushing my patches and brushes through the chamber towards the muzzle. I know I should be pulling it through the chamber, but I do not like the idea of dropping the rod through the muzzle and then attaching my patches or brushes and then pulling it through towards the muzzle.
Am I using the single section Dewey rod correctly? I have purchased an Otis Cleaning system to address this issue, but I would like to use the Dewey rod as welle Thanks for your input |
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Since my Dewey rod is one section, I have been pushing my patches and brushes through the chamber towards the muzzle. I know I should be pulling it through the chamber, but I do not like the idea of dropping the rod through the muzzle and then attaching my patches or brushes and then pulling it through towards the muzzle. Am I using the single section Dewey rod correctly? I have purchased an Otis Cleaning system to address this issue, but I would like to use the Dewey rod as welle Thanks for your input Why would you need to pull it through the chamber?? You're doing it correctly. 
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Thanks for your reply & I will need to purchase a bore glide. The reason why I asked the question is my Bushmaster manual stated that it is best to pull the rod/ patch through rhe chamber verses pushing it. With a two piece rod, you can drop the rod through the chamber and attach the patch and handle and then pull it through the barrel. This, however, was a pain it the butt!
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