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Pro-Shot MP20 Bore Mop 20/28 Gauge, Shotgun #5/16-27 Thread Cotton 1.75 in Long

$1.94
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Brand
ProShot
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Bore Mops & Snakes
UPC
709779200177

Overview

The Pro-Shot MP20 bore mop is designed for quick cleaning and lubrication of 20 and 28 gauge shotgun bores. It features a 100% cotton thick-fill construction built on a brass core, with a #5/16-27 thread pattern. The mop is compatible with standard cleaning rods and is designed to create a foaming action when used with bore oil to assist in effective lubrication.

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