Gun cleaning

[CodySPowell]

I've recently started using these bore snakes. Beats the shit out of using rods, especially for rifle.
Anyone else use snakes?

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[SGTREED]

That’s all I use from .17 cal to 338


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[JeffreyDeGraff]

I use them sometimes. I’m a dinosaur tho. Always reluctant to change, I still use cleaning rods most of the time.


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[CodySPowell]

I did up until a few months ago. I've used rods for 30+ years. Don't think I'll go back to them after using the snakes. They do such a great job with little effort.

I use them sometimes. I’m a dinosaur tho. Always reluctant to change, I still use cleaning rods most of the time.


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[handcannon]

I've been using cleaning rods now 58 years. They've done a good job for me. If it ain't broke why fix it?

[CodySPowell]

I like change and trying new things. It's helpful this day and age since things change so quickly. [emoji16]

I've been using cleaning rods now 58 years. They've done a good job for me. If it ain't broke why fix it?

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[Jonathan riddle]

I still use rods because of the cleaning agents I use

[Bill114]

I use both. Shotguns do well with the snakes for a quick cleaning after a round. If I go as far as field stripping, I use a rod...

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[moona11]

I use both. Cleaning rods for really dirty barrels and the snakes for a quick clean

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[mwest]

A few years ago a guy who worked a gander mnt. told me about bore snakes they work great . I have one for each caliber that i shoot. CLP and the snake is all I need.