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Hoppe's 20 Gauge Cotton Cleaning Swab, for Shotguns - 1318

Name: Hoppe's 20 Gauge Cotton Cleaning Swab, for Shotguns - 1318
Brand: Hoppe's
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

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Category: Gunsmithing
Tool Type: Punches
UPC: 26285510232
MPN: 1318

Overview

Hoppe's 20 Gauge Cotton Cleaning Swab (Model 1318) is a soft, absorbent bore maintenance tool designed specifically for 20-gauge shotguns. Crafted from 100% washable cotton, these gentle swabs will not scratch or harm smooth shotgun bores or chokes. The swab features 5/16" threading to attach securely to shotgun cleaning rods or standard cleaning rods using a shotgun adapter. It is ideal for carrying out loose fouling and debris after a day in the field, wiping away excess solvent, or applying a protective coat of oil to the barrel.

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