Gunsmithing Preference on cleaning patches
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Re: Preference on cleaning patches
I prefer Butches...very high quality patches compared to cut up t-shirts.
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I prefer Butches...very high quality patches compared to cut up t-shirts.
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Re: Preference on cleaning patches
Go to a local garage sale and buy a bunch of cotton bed sheets. 50 cents a piece, wash them really good, and cut them up. Just as good as anything else you will buy except for them being that much cheaper. Pennies on the dollar.
Go to a local garage sale and buy a bunch of cotton bed sheets. 50 cents a piece, wash them really good, and cut them up. Just as good as anything else you will buy except for them being that much cheaper. Pennies on the dollar.
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
Pro shot cotton flannel round 2" for my 7mm and 30 cal.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/745934/...-package-of-250
Pro shot cotton flannel round 2" for my 7mm and 30 cal.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/745934/...-package-of-250
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
Butch's triple twill and pro shot are my favorites. Bore tech patches and dewey fray to much. Midway runs sales often on the butch's triple twill patches. You'll love them. Very strong with no fraying or pushing your jag through them.
Butch's triple twill and pro shot are my favorites. Bore tech patches and dewey fray to much. Midway runs sales often on the butch's triple twill patches. You'll love them. Very strong with no fraying or pushing your jag through them.
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
I use Brownells' square thirty cal for everything. Trim as needed.
I use Brownells' square thirty cal for everything. Trim as needed.
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
Cotton Flannel for sure. Just be sure to keep them sterile as the flannel loves to pick up dust/lint/funk and that could turn a patch into a lap.
Cotton Flannel for sure. Just be sure to keep them sterile as the flannel loves to pick up dust/lint/funk and that could turn a patch into a lap.
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
large military cotton flannel rolls_ cutted to fit inside 35mm.photo rolls cylindrical plastic boxes,or uncutted inside a large square box,closed lid,but with a thin front cut to allow extraction and cutting of the needed portion_
large military cotton flannel rolls_ cutted to fit inside 35mm.photo rolls cylindrical plastic boxes,or uncutted inside a large square box,closed lid,but with a thin front cut to allow extraction and cutting of the needed portion_
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
These triangle shaped patches are the best Ive ever used. The guy who makes them sold them out of the gun shop I was working at. He always gave me bags to use on customers guns. Now Im on an overseas contract doing small arms repair for the Army and he send them to me as I need them. The soldiers seem to really like them too.
http://store.rigelproducts.com/section5.html
These triangle shaped patches are the best Ive ever used. The guy who makes them sold them out of the gun shop I was working at. He always gave me bags to use on customers guns. Now Im on an overseas contract doing small arms repair for the Army and he send them to me as I need them. The soldiers seem to really like them too.
http://store.rigelproducts.com/section5.html
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
I like Southern Bloomer brand. Holds solvent and oil very well, absobs quick, no loose threads,and has a tight tough weave. Tight enough you have to push like you mean it on a sharp jag. And probably cheaper than average.
I like Southern Bloomer brand. Holds solvent and oil very well, absobs quick, no loose threads,and has a tight tough weave. Tight enough you have to push like you mean it on a sharp jag. And probably cheaper than average.
Re: Preference on cleaning patches
Agreed on the Butches and Midway. $18.99 regular. On sale some times for $8.99.
Agreed on the Butches and Midway. $18.99 regular. On sale some times for $8.99.
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