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Shooter's Choice .22 Rimfire/.22-250 Remington/.223 Cal/5.56x45mm/5.56x45mm #8-32 3" Bore Mop

$2.06
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Brand
Shooters Choice
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Bore Mops & Snakes
UPC
27784000262
MPN
SHF3M22

Overview

Shooter's Choice 3-inch bore mops are designed for the efficient cleaning and lubrication of .22-caliber firearms, including .22 Rimfire, .22-250, .223, and 5.56mm cartridges. These mops feature densely packed, highly absorbent cotton fibers mounted on a stem with standard 8-32 threads, ensuring compatibility with most cleaning rods. The construction is designed to be barrel-safe, providing thorough residue removal to maintain accuracy and prolong the life of the firearm.

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$2.06
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$2.49
Hinterland Outfitters
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$5.01
Tactical Surplus USA
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$5.13
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$5.89
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