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Pro-Shot Premium 1-Piece Micro-Polished Shotgun Cleaning Rod 410 Bore to 10 Gauge 30" Stainless Steel 5/16-27 Thread with Patch Holder

Name: Pro-Shot Premium 1-Piece Micro-Polished Shotgun Cleaning Rod 410 Bore to 10 Gauge 30" Stainless Steel 5/16-27 Thread with Patch Holder
Brand: ProShot
Availability: InStock

$42.99

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Brand: Pro-Shot
Category: Gunsmithing
Tool Type: Cleaning Rods
UPC: 709779400294
MPN: 1PS3010410

Overview

The Pro-Shot 1-piece shotgun cleaning rod is designed for gauges ranging from .410 to 10 gauge. It features a 30-inch stainless steel rod that is center-less ground and micro-polished for a mirror-like finish, reducing the accumulation of abrasive grit and fouling. The rod includes a stationary aircraft-grade aluminum handle, a brass patch holder, and utilizes a 5/16-27 thread. It is supplied with a reusable storage tube.

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