cbzdel
Bearcat
I was at the range last night and after I was done I decided to clean the rifle (10/22) there to save a mess at home..
I had a guy come up to me and said if you want your gun to last more than a year you need to get a better cleaning kit. I just have a kit I bought at Cabellas for $40 and it came with everything you could think of. He said because I use a cleaning rod that you assemble its tearing up the inside of the barrel.
Can anyone put any truth to this?? If they are such crappy tools why do they sell out so often.. I don't mind having a long cleaning rod if this is the case, I would rather just have a compact unit.
I plan on keeping my Rugers for a lifetime so I want to take the best care of them, that I possibly can.
I also have a Mark III Hunter that I am going to pick up in the next couple days and I planned on using the same cleaning kit on it as well...
I had a guy come up to me and said if you want your gun to last more than a year you need to get a better cleaning kit. I just have a kit I bought at Cabellas for $40 and it came with everything you could think of. He said because I use a cleaning rod that you assemble its tearing up the inside of the barrel.
Can anyone put any truth to this?? If they are such crappy tools why do they sell out so often.. I don't mind having a long cleaning rod if this is the case, I would rather just have a compact unit.
I plan on keeping my Rugers for a lifetime so I want to take the best care of them, that I possibly can.
I also have a Mark III Hunter that I am going to pick up in the next couple days and I planned on using the same cleaning kit on it as well...