BARREL CLEANING BORE SNAKE – 5.5MM
R134.00
If you want to use the boresnake on your air rifle you need to remove the copper brush from the boresnake. This is because airgun barrels are made of softer steel and do not need the copper brush.
The boresnake cleans a shotgun or rifle bore in less than 10 seconds to help prevent rust and corrosion.
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SCHERELL’S STOCK OIL – REDDISH BROWN – 50ML
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Air rifles have progressed way beyond what any of us could have imagined not so many years ago. Equipment quite recently regarded as cutting edge has quickly become standard, and the gear that now leads the way in terms of technological advancement looks and shoots like something from a sci-fi film. High-end modern airguns cost serious money but remain surprisingly good value when you consider the painstaking development invested in them. Whether you’re shopping for an airgun or a sight to pair with it, the staggering array to choose from can be bewildering – even for those of us who think we know what we’re talking about.
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