O Ring Jags

[max.burgess]

Has any one tried the new O ring Jags ? Do they do any better than a Pierce type ?
Thanks Max

 

[SGJennings]

I have them for both 6 and 30. Like them a lot. Seem to get down in the grooves better if you are willing to use tight patches. Need a guide with a port to use them without aggravation.

 

[John Kielly]

We talking something like this here? http://www.triplej.com.au/productpages/projag.htm

 

[SGJennings]

Mine are like this. http://www.sinclairintl.com/gun-cle...ning-jags/the-custom-shop-jags-prod44551.aspx

I like the one that you posted, though.

 

[mshelton]

What size patches are you guys using with these for 6mm?

 

[SGJennings]

I'm not a good one to answer. I buy 30 cal patches and cut them down just eye balling it.

 

[abintx]

Mine are like this. http://www.sinclairintl.com/gun-cle...ning-jags/the-custom-shop-jags-prod44551.aspx

What's the life expectancy of the O-rings with the pressure being applied and solvent use?

 

[SGJennings]

Heck, I don't know. I've been using my two for about a year and the o-rings are fine. They sent two spares with mine and sell them ala carte.

Greg J.

 

[max.burgess]

John Kielly
Thats a good looking Jag. Is it a triple j ? Thanks ever one for the help.
Thanks Max

 

[John Kielly]

Max,

It's one that James Corbett sells ( http://www.triplej.com.au/ ) if that's what you mean. I like the way that they keep the rod end off the rifling.

John

 

[Boyd Allen]

http://www.brownells.com/search/index.htm?k=Accupro&ksubmit=y

 

[SGJennings]

Thanks Boyd!

 

[glp]

Not O ring but excellent design

http://www.boreriderbarrelcareproducts.com/

 

[Boyd Allen]

I have the Bore Rider, and they are excellent and well thought out products. (see the link above)