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SKU: 509000008
Built for careful rifle maintenance, this coated cleaning rod is designed to help keep patches moving smoothly through the bore without scratching. The cushioned handle uses 22 ball bearings for easy rotation, and the index dots provide a simple way to check twist rates during cleaning. Its full-length epoxy coating is intended to stand up to solvents, while the 6mm BR fit makes it suitable for 6mm benchrest, varmint, and hunting rifles. For shooters who want a more controlled cleaning setup, it offers a practical balance of precision features and straightforward use.
Fully Coated
Rod cleans without scratching the
Cushioned Handle
Uses 22 ball bearings for
Patch Follows
Rifling more consistently during cleaning
Index Dots
On the handle help check
Epoxy-coated Spring
Steel rod is impervious to
| 17 Cal 20 Cal Rod Thread Type | 5-40 female threads |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .22 Cal. |
| Coating | Full-length epoxy coating |
| Fit | exact fit to 6mm benchrest, varmint, and hunting rifles |
| Handle | cushioned handle |
| Handle Bearings | 22 ball bearings |
| Handle Diameter | 11/8" (2.9cm) |
| Handle Length | 5" (12.7cm) |
| Index Dots | present |
| Rod Length | 44'''' |
| Rod Material | spring steel |
| Thread Type | 8-32 female threads |
This product is a bore cleaning rod for .22 caliber firearms. The product data also notes a 6mm BR rod option that is described as an exact fit for 6mm benchrest, varmint, and hunting rifles.
The short description says it is a fully coated rod that cleans without scratching. The long description adds that the full-length epoxy coating is impervious to solvents.
The handle is cushioned and contains 22 ball bearings for effortless rotation, so the patch follows the rifling as the rod is turned.
The listed specification is 8-32 female threads. The data also notes that .17 cal. and .20 cal. rods have 5-40 female threads.
Yes. The handle has index dots that let you check twist rates.