Tipton® Carbon Fiber Cleaning Rods
Carbon fiber shaft prevents bending, and ergonomic ball-bearing handle allows full following of rifling both pushing and pulling.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by JKAF Nice Cleaning Rod
I bought my first Tipton cleaning rod this past weekend and used it a few times. So far, it works very nicely. The rotating handle is a great feature. I like the idea of carbon fiber instead of coated steel, too. My rifle has a 24" barrel with an integral muzzle brake. I bought the Tipton Bore guide kit to use with the rod. Bass Pro only carried 36" long cleaning rods, which ended up being too short to use with the bore guide. The patch got stuck in the end of the barrel, and I had to blow it out with compressed air. Had Bass Pro stocked longer rods, I would have gotten one. If you go the Tipton route, keep this in mind.
April 8, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by shane419 get a Dewey
this rod can and will break with time. nylon coated dewey rods are better in every way and they actually do last
August 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by KDU01 Tipton Carbon Fiber Rod
Works great wish they made one a little smaller in length. Most of my pistols are 4 and 5" barrel.
March 26, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Pronghornhunter Excellent in every way
This is the best cleaning rod I know of. It will not scratch the bore and it performs flawlessly.
June 30, 2010
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ive got a Remington 700 .308 with a 26'' barrel and i have the 36" rod and it works perfectly, but you must get the bore guide to go with it, ive got the dewey and they work perfect. BORE GUIDE is a MUST!Top 500 Contributor
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Get the longest length, cause then if you get shotguns it will work for all your gunsAnswers
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Not if you get the long one, then it will work for even shotguns with long barrel lengths. But you may want to get yourself a jag kit.Answers
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8-32 on the standard rods 4-40 on the .17 calibreAnswers
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