This listing shows a 12" and a 27" rod. I want to clean mostly pistols .22 to .40. I also want to clean one rifle - M1 Carbine. Will these 2 sizes be good for me.
960962
A 12" rod should be good for pistols. You will want to buy a rod for your .22 and a separate one for the larger calibers. The .22 rod may not be as stiff as you would like it when cleaning a .40. 27" should work just fine bein that carbines tend to be 18" or less. Again the same logic applies with caliber selection a .22 rod may not be as stiff for the larger calibers and the larger caliber rods will not fit in a .22 barrel.
195573
I don't know off the top of my head, but it works very good on all three of my 22 rifles. if you are looking for a brake down cleaning rodthis is a good one. It fits together very good and it's brass. Buy it you won't be sorry.
870846
.030 or .035 are both fine. Gun comes with rollers to fit both sizes. The 030. will have a smaller puddle with slightly less heat but i use 035 as well. Either is fine.. Both sizes are usually in stock at rural king or a similar store. Strait argon gas.
1004406
yes it does. The kit was designed to clean both size pistols. It works very well for this. Just add a OTIS ripcord and you have the perfect cleaning system.
648507
I own S&W 685 Model which is a .357 chambered for a .38. The Smith and Wesson Model 64 Military and Police revolver is the stainless steel version of its Model 10. It is a six shot revolver chambered in .38 Special. The Model 65, is similar but chambered in .357 Magnum, being a stainless steel version of the carbon steel Model 13. The Model 65 cylinder is longer to accommodate the longer .357 Magnum cartridge. The Model 65 was in production from 1972 until some time in 2004-2005 and utilized the same standard K-frame (S&W medium frame) as the Model 64. Beginning in 1980, S&W also produced .357 Magnum revolvers on their "medium-large" frame size ("L-frame") to better handle the higher long-term stresses of the magnum loads, calling the larger frame revolver in stainless steel the Model 686. Specifications Caliber: .38 S&W Special +P (Model 64); .357 Magnum (Model 65) Capacity: 6 Rounds Barrel Length: varies Frame: Medium Material: Stainless Steel Now with that being said, I purchased that same Fobes tactical holster and it fits like a glove. My piece was a LE trade when i purchased it years ago. The material inside is the same as outside, Kydex. If you are worried about scratching the gun, mine hasn't and there are a ton of these being used. What I do is when I get them, I custom fit each to my liking. Put your piece into the holster and if it fits, rides and draws the way you like, if so stop. If not, life is simple place the (unloaded) 686 into the holster and use a heat gun to warm up the Kydex. Careful it gets hot quick, if your thumb is sensitive to heat, wear a leather glove, push down for more security, loosen for less. Form it to your liking. If you feel that you have it snug but want it do come out faster, wrap the 686 in some wax paper and insert into the holster overnight. All this does is it will put a little wax on the inside. Hope that helps, IMO, good lightweight holster. Worse comes to worse, send it back, it's a good company..
1226151
Danny, does your Sig have the full 5" barrel? If so it should work fine, the guide rod is for a full barrel. it would be too long for an officer's model (4" barrel).
482024
Looks like it takes a different bore snake for the .45 caliber. Most of the bore snakes are capable of cleaning 2 or more sizes, but the .45 is a different number than the .380. I would probably go ahead and order the recommended size for your caliber.
420427
Yes. This one piece rod will clean both, which is why I bought it. Most adapters fit the end and it comes with a few.
1706238
If your rod is like the one that came with my A1 style rifle (stores in the stock), no. Everything but the .17 and .20 caliber are 8-32 threads and will fit most standard cleaning rods. I would suggest investing in the Tipton carbon fiber rod and only use the MI rod in an emergency in the field. You can damage the crown at the end of the barrel with the steel rod and your groups will be no more.
348850
Yes it will handle all of the calibers you listed. The only thing not included is a fabric bore snake. I don't use them so it's no big deal to me as there are plenty of brushes and rod extensions for long barrels. You should be good to go man.One other positive about this kit is that the brushes are a universal size so when the bristles get all gnarly and worn out you can go anywhere to find a replacement.
1588127
I would go with the "Tipton Deluxe Carbon Fiber Cleaning Rod with 27 to 45 Caliber and 8 x 32 Female Thread " 12 inch length for the Makarov. It is stouter and will flex less depending on how tight a fit you get between the jag and the barrel.
630655
It should. The rod has standard brush threads and works with all of my existing brushes, jags, etc. I use this rod set to clean .22, 9mm, and 7.62mm bores with no issue. This is a nice quality set and much more sturdy than the cheap aluminum set ups.
1606632
The rods are very flexible. It's designed to be pushed through 90 deg corners etc.The brush does not fit tightly in the pipe, so there is no need to pushhard on the rods. Cleaning action comes from brush spinning inside pipe, notbrush scraping on pipe walls. Kit has only 9 feet of rod. It works fine on my7 foot pipe with two sharp turns, don't know how well it would work on 20 feet.
251352
The Snake bore cleaner does not replace the Rod and brass brushes for cleaning your gun. It is for when you are out shooting, (many rounds) that it is a easy and fast way to keep your guns clean and shooting good. I would not use a electric drill with the rods to clean a gun. It should only take a few times down the barrel to clean the bore. Be careful you could damage the bore using a drill less control.
1103156
It is the same as a typical universal cleaning rod. I use it for my 22LR pistols.
650276
I would recommend the thicker Tipton cleaning rod 27 to 45 caliber rod. The rod itself does no cleaning. You will also need a .30 caliber jag and brush along with assorted cleaning supplies. I prefer Birchwood Casey bore cleaner but any cleaner made for nitro fouling should work. You will also need some good patches. Hoppe's patches I find to be to thin. Try some thicker cotton ones.
1703759
Maybe- The ramrod is 30 inches long and might be short for your rifle. Otherwise, you can use the .38 cal brush for the barrel and your good to go. Cleaning brushes are included that help for the tight spots.