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What to Look for in a Gun Cleaning Kit
It's really simple: You need to look for an even construction on any type of brush which may be included within any kit, and it goes without saying, brass insertion rods (certainly NOT steel!). Any swaging should be done in either a softer brass or aluminium.
Rotate the rods to see that the brushes move in a circular fashion and do not wobble. Wobbling indicates that either the brush heads or the rod/s themselves are not straight. Whilst this may seem like a big deal, it can make full insertion and removal from the barrel a big pain.
As the image below indicates, an even spiral brush construction should work the best with the capacity for the entire rod to able to rotate when either inserted or withdrawn from the barrel. As such there should be free movement of the main rod even when pressure is applied either during insertion or removal from the barrel. So look for good movement here.
See the results below!
This what I used:
Ok what happened about those Boreal DROM boots I bought???
Still 100% waterproof, one year later, still just as good, up to 10km per day over a year, so like 3600Km plus. Yep I'm damn satisfied by them for sure and def recommend them.
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