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Dewey cleaning kit

  • 04-09-2012 10:45pm
    #1
    minktrapper
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    Anyone any experience of Dewey cleaning kits.


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  • #2
    Tikkat3
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    minktrapper wrote: »
    Anyone any experience of Dewey cleaning kits.

    I have one of their nylon coated rods and some of their jags and brushes and found them to be of good quality and durability. I use them with a Lucan bore guide and have absolutely no complaints.

    You can buy direct as far as I remember.


  • #3
    minktrapper
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    Aone piece rod I presume.Where are they manufactured.


  • #4
    Tikkat3
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    minktrapper wrote: »
    Aone piece rod I presume.Where are they manufactured.

    yep, a one piece rod is what you want, breach to muzzle.

    Dewey state all their rods are manufactured in the USA too


  • #5
    EWQuinn
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    I think the rifle kits include one piece brass rod, CLP, jag and/or needle and patches in a leather pouch, $22 US. That should be fine, if you shoot more than a few times you will need more CLP and patches. Good item for taking to the field or the range. I use their one piece coated rods and they work fine.


  • #6
    minktrapper
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    Tikkat3 wrote: »
    yep, a one piece rod is what you want, breach to muzzle.

    Dewey state all their rods are manufactured in the USA too


    What website.


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  • #7
    Tikkat3
    Closed Accounts Posts: 566 ✭✭✭Tikkat3


    here ya go LINK


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