Rimfire Bore Brush?
- Thread starter John S
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cpeters
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I specifically use pro-shot 22 centerfire brushes on my 22 rimfire match rifles....you just don't change directions mid barrel.
Charlie
Charlie
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IndianaJames
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Brownell's sells them for "22 Rifle" and "22 Centerfire Rifle." here: http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=1281/Product/_SPECIAL_LINE__trade__BRASS_CORE_BORE_BRUSH
Jim
Jim
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Pepper1079
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Brownell's wins my vote with the Special Line brushes. I use centerfire and ONLY pull the brush through one time. That does the trick.
Jim
Jim
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Colorado Pete
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Pro-shot .22 brushes
I also use the .22 Pro-shot centerfire brushes. They are longer than the rimfire brushes and seemingly very high quality--working well in my Winchester 52 barrel and Broughton barrel. I brush both directions (no, not reversing in the middle) because it's faster. The brushes last quite a long time and are durable.
I also use the .22 Pro-shot centerfire brushes. They are longer than the rimfire brushes and seemingly very high quality--working well in my Winchester 52 barrel and Broughton barrel. I brush both directions (no, not reversing in the middle) because it's faster. The brushes last quite a long time and are durable.
brian roberts
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Dewey recommends .22 pistol brushes.....................
for .22RFs, since they are just a smidge smaller(I'll have to check mine). Their position is, that a .22 pistol brush cuts down on the stress generated by pushing a .22CF rifle brush through an RF bore. Note: If you want a fine time, use a rifle brush on an RF revolver. You'll only do it once.
for .22RFs, since they are just a smidge smaller(I'll have to check mine). Their position is, that a .22 pistol brush cuts down on the stress generated by pushing a .22CF rifle brush through an RF bore. Note: If you want a fine time, use a rifle brush on an RF revolver. You'll only do it once.