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LEWIS LEAD REMOVER HANDGUN KITS

LEWIS LEAD REMOVER HANDGUN KITS Reviews & Ratings

Lead fouling can build up in the forcing cone, barrel, and chamber of a pistol, ruining accuracy completely. The Lewis Lead Remover is the single best way to remove all leading easily, plus will not damage the gun in any way. Used and endorsed by the nation's top shooters. Use with J-B Bore Cleaner for the cleanest, lead-free barrel ever!


LEAD REMOVER KIT INCLUDES:

  • Handle
  • Cone tip
  • Rubber tip
  • Specially woven brass patches
  • Complete instructions
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Reviews Summary
The Lewis Lead Remover Handgun Kits earn mixed reviews; many users highlight its effectiveness in cleaning lead from barrels and forcing cones quickly and easily. However, some report issues with the quality and durability of the components, along with inconsistent results. Despite the drawbacks, satisfied customers appreciate its ability to simplify cleaning lead deposits.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Effectiveness
68%
Many users rave about the effectiveness of the Lewis Lead Remover in cleaning lead from barrels and forcing cones. Several reviews state that it significantly simplifies the cleaning process compared to traditional brushes, providing a deeper clean in less time. However, some users express disappointment when it fails to meet their cleaning expectations.
Ease of Use
50%
The product is generally recognized for its simplicity and ease of use when following the instructions. However, a few users mention initial confusion about assembly or application, implying that first-time users might need some patience. When used correctly, it earns praise for being user-friendly and efficient.
Quality and Durability
36%
Quality concerns are noted by multiple reviewers, particularly regarding the lifespan of components. Instances such as parts pulling apart during use indicate a lack of durability, leading some users to question the overall reliability of the tool over time.
Value for Money
32%
Reviewers are divided on whether the Lewis Lead Remover offers good value for its price. While many argue it saves time and effort in cleaning, others feel the cost is too high relative to the results, especially when compared to cheaper, traditional cleaning methods.
Cleaning Effectiveness with Specific Bullets
42%
Several users specifically mention using the product with lead or coated bullets and achieving excellent results. It is especially praised for its effectiveness against heavy lead deposits, which are common with specific types of ammunition, though some users had varying degrees of success.
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5
Lewis lead remover
@ age 95 the Lewis Lead Remover has made cleaning my S&W K38 and match 1911 after firing lead SWC very simple for the last 75 years. Thanks for keeping available!
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Lewis Lead Remover
Fast delivery. Good quality product. Works well. Instructions are clear and understandable. I would recommend this product.
5
Best lead remover
Bought this one to add to the other calibers i own. Found this cleans the forcing cone leaving it nice and shiny
5
Good tool
Had this for .38, .44 and .45 for years but unfortunately lost them during two moves of the shop so re-ordered new ones to have when needed. Love them!!
5
Absolute MUST HAVE! For Revolvers
Been using the Lewis Lead Remover for 30+ years. There's NO OTHER way to ensure one's Revolver is absolutely SPOTLESS! (Not everyone will read instructions) or understand the concept. Best they stick with a .380
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Fastest way to remove leading from revolver forcing cones and barrel throats.
Have used Lewis Lead removers on my pistols and revolvers now for some forty five years and when combined with J-B bore cleaning compound and Shooters Choice Lead Remover, I’ve never had a problem getting one completely free of lead deposits. (This includes some hot loads in the .357 Mag, loaded with cast or swaged lead slugs!) Just ordered two more kits for my two sons.
5
Easy way to remove lead
I finally got the chance to remove the lead from two revolvers I use in Cowboy Action competition. I was a little hesitant to purchase because it of the expense. After all, what could this tool do that a brush and a lot of elbow grease accomplish. Last evening I cleaned two revolvers is less time than I normally spend of one revolver and I believe they are cleaner than they have been since I purchased them. A little Kroil, a few passes with the brass discs and the bores and cylinders are shining again.
5
Take the pain out of lead removal
Follow the directions, take your time and reap the rewards.
5
Great product for easy safe lead removal. Not just for Cowboy Action. . .
I reload for high pressure 327 Federal Magnum and 7.62x25 Tokarev (among other HP cartridges) and in developing various cast, plated and coated loads run into leading quite often. I have a nice Outers LeadOut II I used to use with great success but that has long been discontinued and the solutions to run it are no longer available. So sure, I can run ChoreBoy copper pads up and down my cylinders and bores but the Lewis Lead Remover is a much nicer and easier to use tool. Was really happy to see it offered in 30 cal / 313 which is exactly what I need for these two calibers. I also shoot 32-20 and 30 Herrett out of a Contender with cast bullets and use it here as well. Reasonably priced and very effective. Highly recommend to anyone dealing with cast bullets and soft plated loads at higher velocities.
5
It works like promised!
I've had the same problem as everyone else has, shooting lead bullets and then having the scrub the barrel clean afterward. With this tool, once I figured out how it worked, six or seven passes and I had most of the lead out of the barrel! Much easier than taking scrub brush attaching it to a cleaning rod and scrubbing the snot out of the barrel. Just a word of warning though, put a rag down because lead particles get out and get on everything when you're scrubbing the Gun Barrel, And i found the directions to be confusing, But i did get in figured out.