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1-PIECE COATED RIFLE CLEANING RODS Reviews & Ratings

One piece, coated spring steel cleaning rods push a brush or jag through the toughest fouling without bending. Dirt and grit won’t cling to the proprietary, nonembedding coating for extra protection of your prized rifle’s bore. The machined aluminum handle is slim enough to avoid contact with the stock when cleaning from the breech, while still comfortable and easy-to-grasp for excellent control. Bearings at each end of the handle let the rod rotate smoothly to keep the jag or brush fully in contact with the rifling. Color-coded handles help you make sure you pick up the correct-caliber rod. Each rod has a soft aluminum ferrule at the threaded end to help protect the breech or muzzle from damage.

SPECS: Rod – Stainless steel, nylon coated. Handle – Aluminum, anodized. Caliber-fits, lengths, and thread-patterns listed below. All are female threads .17-20 5-40 all others are 8-32.

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Reviews Summary

The 1-Piece Coated Rifle Cleaning Rods receive mixed reviews from users. While many appreciate their solid construction and durability, several customers express disappointment over compatibility issues with existing tips and the price point. Despite some reports of high-quality performance, concerns about specific components such as the brass tip being breakable persist.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

65%

Numerous reviewers highlight the overall build quality and durability of the cleaning rods, noting that they are well-constructed and reliable for long-term use. However, some inconsistencies such as the quality of specific components like tips have been mentioned.

Compatibility Issues

50%

A significant concern among users revolves around the rods' compatibility with existing cleaning tips. Many reviewers expressed frustration over the short threaded sockets that fail to accommodate standard accessories, making them less versatile.

Price Value

40%

The price point of the rods appears to be a contentious issue, with some reviewers feeling that the rods are overpriced, especially when compared to alternatives like Dewey rods that offer similar performance without the elevated cost.

Operational Performance

45%

While some users found the cleaning rod effective during use, others noted issues such as a gritty feel during operation, which detracted from the expected smoothness. Stability and strength are praised, but the overall user experience varies.

Design and Features

35%

Reviewers appreciate the design of the low-profile handle, which allows for better clearance while in use. However, some pointed out flaws in the handle's assembly that detracted from the overall aesthetic appeal.

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Buy once, cry once... Not this time

I bought this cleaning rod to replace a Dewey that snapped the threaded end. To get to the point, the Dewey felt like it was on ball bearings, the finish was better, and it was about half the cost. This rod is very sturdy but at least in my case doesn't spin freely. In addition to the rod movement feeling very gritty, the end of the handle looks like it was beaten by a hammer during assembly. I generally agree with the buy once, cry once motto. Not this time!

Brass tip broke off

Nice cleaning rod but the brass tip broke off while using it. It is well made, but for the money I really expected it to last longer than 6 months and I really have not used it very much. A well made cleaning rod other than the cheesy brass tip.