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Bore Tech Proof-Positive Bore Stix 1-Piece Gun Cleaning Rod 338 to 41 Caliber 36" Coated Steel 8-32 Thread

$83.99
Brand
Bore Tech
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Cleaning Rods
Barrel Length
36in
UPC
667739933360

Overview

The Bore Tech Proof-Positive Bore Stix is a 36-inch, 1-piece cleaning rod tailored for 338 to 41 caliber firearms with 8-32 threads. Built with a caliber-specific, enhanced steel core, it delivers unsurpassed rigidity to minimize bowing and flexing. The core is covered in a durable, highly chemical-resistant proprietary coating that resists embedding bore debris, peeling, and scratching. It features the industry's true ball-bearing handle with an ergonomic, non-slip foam grip that inhibits stock damage. The female-ended tip eliminates the need for extra adapters and provides a smooth, edge-free transition to protect the firearm's crown. Additionally, an integrated index dot system allows users to easily determine rifle twist rates.

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