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CHAMBERMADE CHAMBER IRONING SWAGE GUNSMITH TOOL FOR .22LR

CHAMBERMADE CHAMBER IRONING SWAGE GUNSMITH TOOL FOR .22LR Reviews & Ratings

TANDEMKROSS CHAMBERMADE CHAMBER IRONING SWAGE GUNSMITH TOOL FOR .22 LONG RIFLE

Tandemkross have all done it! Dry firing the pistol seems harmless enough, but did you know that dry firing some rimfire firearms can create a small burr which can grow and deepen over time? This can lead to feeding and reliability issues! Now, thanks to the new TANDEMKROSS ChamberMade Ironing Swage, you can repair chamber face damage caused by dry firing.

The new, handy ChamberMade Ironing Swage can be operated with a ¼" hex drive screwdriver from the chamber side or with a cleaning rod inserted from the muzzle. Purchase your ChamberMade today and bring your chamber face back to factory new condition!

FEATURES

  • For the repair of .22LR, .22short, and .22long chambers
  • Eliminates common cause of failures to feed and extract
  • Corrosion resistant and heat treated for long lasting durability
  • All TANDEMKROSS products are Made in the USA and come with a LIFETIME guarantee!

CUSTOMER INSIGHTS

Customers appreciate the TANDEMKROSS ChamberMade Chamber Ironing Swage for providing a simple, cost-effective solution to a common rimfire problem. Users frequently highlight how easy the tool is to use and value its ability to help restore reliable feeding and extraction without requiring professional gunsmithing services. Many shooters also praise the durable construction and precision fit, noting that it gives them added confidence when maintaining their favorite .22 LR firearms. The fact that the tool is made in the USA and backed by a lifetime guarantee is another feature commonly appreciated by customers.

The TANDEMKROSS ChamberMade Chamber Ironing Swage is a purpose-built tool designed to repair chamber face damage in .22 LR, .22 Short, and .22 Long firearms caused by dry firing. Featuring a durable heat-treated, corrosion-resistant design, it helps restore reliable feeding and extraction while extending firearm service life. Compact, easy to use, and built to last, it's an essential addition to any rimfire gunsmithing and maintenance kit.

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Reviews Summary
Overall, the CHAMBERMADE CHAMBER IRONING SWAGE GUNSMITH TOOL is highly praised for its effectiveness in fixing issues like firing pin dings and burrs created from dry firing. Many users commend its ease of use and versatility. However, a few customers noted that it does not fit certain models, leading to some confusion regarding compatibility.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Effectiveness
60%
The tool is frequently highlighted for its ability to resolve issues like firing pin dings and chamber burrs, providing quick fixes that enhance firearm performance. Users report satisfaction with the results, often referring to it as a 'life saver'.
Ease of Use
50%
Reviewers appreciate the tool's straightforward nature, noting that it is simple to operate and achieves the desired outcome reliably and quickly. Positive feedback emphasizes its user-friendly design.
Versatility
40%
Many comments reflect the tool's adaptability for both rifles and pistols, with users praising its capability to work effectively across different firearm types. This versatility enhances its appeal for various users.
Compatibility Issues
20%
A few reviews mention that the tool does not fit all firearms, particularly referencing issues with specific models such as .22 Magnum. Misleading information regarding compatibility has caused some customer frustration.
Quality
50%
The quality of the tool consistently receives commendations, aligning with the manufacturer’s reputation for providing durable and well-made products. Users report reliable performance and longevity.
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Not for .22 Mag
Does not fit for 22 magnum, questions and answers page was misleading