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COATED RODS Reviews & Ratings

The tough nylon coating on these rods absolutely won’t scratch the delicate rifling of the finest match barrel and won’t peel off like many vinyl coatings do. Smooth turning, ball bearing handle. Supplied with Adapter for standard 8-32 male thread brushes and accessories (Except .17 and 20 caliber rods; they are 5-40 female). Plus, an extra-long Dewey Jag that takes a patch either wrapped-around, or over-the-end, and fits directly onto the rod’s male thread.

17C and 20C series rods do not include brush adapter. Use of breech or muzzle bore guide is recommended.

SPECS: Handles are 1-1/8" (2.9cm) dia. x 2-7/8" (7.3cm) long. The number following the dash in the model number represents the rod length in inches, 1"=2.5cm. 17C rods fit .17 caliber 20C rods fit .20 cal-.22RF. 22C rods fit .22-.26 caliber 30C rods fit .27 caliber and up. 38C-12 fits .27 caliber and up handguns. Length is indicated by Factory part number suffix instead of just suffix number i.e. 11=11 inches etc.

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Reviews Summary

Dewey cleaning rods receive high praise for their rigidity and durability, making them a preferred choice for gun enthusiasts. Users appreciate the plastic-coated design that prevents damage to firearm bores, and many report excellent customer service. Some minor concerns about compatibility with attachments exist, but overall satisfaction remains high, making them a strong investment for serious cleaning chores.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

75%

Reviewers consistently highlight the exceptional quality of Dewey cleaning rods, noting their rigidity, durability, and effective bore protection. The nylon coating and overall construction contribute to a superior cleaning experience, even under heavy use.

User Experience

65%

Customers find Dewey rods easy to use and effective, with smooth operation that enhances cleaning efficiency. The rotating handles are particularly praised for allowing flexibility and ease in cleaning without damage.

Customer Service

25%

Dewey demonstrates a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, with multiple reviewers sharing positive experiences about responsive and helpful support. Issues are resolved promptly, further increasing customer loyalty.

Value for Money

50%

Many reviewers believe these rods are a worthwhile investment, especially for frequent users who value their firearms. While some express hesitation over the initial price, most feel the quality justifies the expense.

Compatibility Issues

20%

A few users raised concerns about compatibility with other attachments, specifically noting that Dewey rods require specific jags or adapters. While not seen as a major drawback, this could pose challenges for some users.

Durability

70%

The longevity of Dewey rods is frequently noted, with many users reporting years of dependable use without signs of wear. The robust construction supports their reputation in not only cleaning but maintaining firearms over time.

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Dewey has a strange product line in .22

I bought this cleaning rod for my Ruger MK III and it works fine. I use the VFG felt pad system, and I believe it is better for the barrel than standard tools (bronze brushes, etc.). So, I have this rod and a VFG "adapter/jag" that goes with it. Now comes along my father's Winchester Model 62A, also a .22 caliber weapon. So, I go to buy a 36" Dewey cleaning rod, figuring I'd use the same VFG adapter, but the .22 caliber Dewey rod is too big for a .22 caliber rimfire rifle (the Dewey website states this). So now I have to buy a different brand of rod or a .17 caliber Dewey rod. Either way, if I'm going to use VFG in my rifle, I have to buy a new adapter for it since the VFG adapter that fits the Dewey will not fit the .17 caliber Dewey rod or any other brand of rod. So I bought a Bore Tech rod and VFG adapter for that, but if I'd have known, I would have bought that rod in the first place. So, though the Dewey rod is constructed well, I am grading the rod low because of the compatibility issue. Why would Dewey make a .22 caliber cleaning rod incompatible with .22 caliber weapons? Very frustrating.