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Bore Tech Bore Guide for 22 LR Kimber 82/Remington 541/Marlin

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Brand
Bore Tech
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Bore Guides
UPC
667739980647

Overview

The Bore Tech Rimfire Bore Guide is CNC-machined from a rugged, solvent-resistant synthetic polymer to precisely align cleaning rods with the rifle bore and protect both the firearm and the rod from damage. Designed to fit popular bolt-action rimfire models including Kimber 82, Remington 541, and Marlin rifles with a length of 10.5 inches, it seats against the rear of the barrel and chamber to prevent cleaning rods from dragging along the ejector and to minimize solvent leakage into the action. Additional features include a tapered rear opening for easy jag and brush alignment, as well as a widened solvent port for straightforward application.

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