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October Country Muzzleloading Pushing Daisies Pillow Ticking Shooting Patches Lubed 50-59 Caliber .018 Thickness 100PK

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Brand
October Country Muzzleloading
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Cleaning & Maintenance
UPC
710914651877

Overview

The Pushing Daisies Pillow Ticking Shooting Patches from October Country Muzzleloading feature an innovative design that forces material to fold above the ball rather than along the side, avoiding uneven pressure against the rifling and lands for a better-fitting ball, easier loading, and enhanced accuracy. This .018" thickness variant is made from blue ticking and comes in a 100-pack. The patches are pre-lubricated with all-natural October Country Thunder Lube.

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