Napier Airgun Pull Through Kit

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But how often is "regular"? While it may vary depending on your specific circumstances, we recommend giving your barrel a clean and re-lube every 150 shots for best results. This will help keep your barrel in tip-top condition, ensuring top-notch accuracy every time you shoot. Did these guns shoot any better afterwards? To be perfectly honest, no, not really, but then they were shooting well to start with. In one case I actually thought I had done more harm than good as it took an incredible 62 shots to re-lead the barrel and get it shooting well again. A: The best way to clean your air rifle pellets is with warm, soapy water. This will get rid of any dust and debris. When dried, they should be lubricated with oil to prevent oxidation. Cleaning air rifle pellets may improve accuracy and prevent fouling. Q: Can I use WD-40 to clean my air rifle? Like a pull-through, the BoreSnake is intended to be pulled from the muzzle end in the same direction of travel as the pellet, but unlike a pull-through it’s meant to be inserted from the breech. Unless you’re confident enough to remove your barrel for cleaning, this restricts the use of the BoreSnake to just break-barrel airguns. Bore pastes are grey to begin with, so that will account for some of the discolouration on the used patches, but the results were nevertheless incredible.

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A drinking straw can be useful when trying to guide a pull-through down a shrouded barrel where the muzzle isn’t always easy to find They are dangerous, as although they are very light and come to a complete stop within 15 yards or so, they are still capable of causing damage, so always ensure they are shot in a safe direction. The loop and shaft of the pull-through must be inserted from the muzzle end. Cleaning patches are secured in the loop when it pops out at the breech, and are then pulled smoothly and firmly down the bore from breech to muzzle. It’s best to carry out the barrel-cleaning process in a clean area. Some of the products being used can irritate skin and eyes, and we are also dealing with the removal of lead, a poisonous metal. Latex gloves will offer the best protection, although I just prefer to wash my hands thoroughly once I’ve finished. Also remember to insert a regular pellet behind the felt pellet if you are using them in a springer, as the piston needs the protective cushion of air that a felt pellet alone can’t provide.

A brush can be attached to the rod to agitate deposits in the bore. Traditionalbristles are made of phosphor bronze, an alloy of copper, but many shooters prefer to use brushes with nylon bristles, which are less likely to cause any damage. Drinking straw: A straw gives the pull-though a head start any time you’re trying to clean a barrel that doesn’t offer direct access to the muzzle, such as a shrouded barrel with a non-removable end cap. And last but not least, don't forget to give the outer surfaces a good clean and polish with one of the field patches supplied in your Napier power pull-through kit.

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Gun Cradle: Some way to hold the rifle steady is a must. This particular Gunsmith’s Maintenance Centre from MTM is about 13 years old and is still going strong. As an air rifle owner, you know that accuracy and consistency are key to a great shooting experience. But did you know that every time you fire your air rifle, lead deposits on the rifling lands? Over time, this can cause your accuracy to suffer - not to mention the risk of corrosion.Of course, using the right materials is crucial. That's why Air Arms trusts only Napier gun care products for their air rifles. With a focus on quality and performance, Napier products are designed to keep your air rifle in perfect shape, so you can focus on nailing your shot. While plenty of people will clean their airguns with a rod, two things really do go against this method. Rods are supposed to be used with something called a bore guide which keeps the rod central to the bore as it travels down the barrel. Bore guides are intended to be used with powder-burners where the bolt can be removed and the bore guide inserted in its place. So what are you waiting for? Make sure you're using the best products to achieve the ultimate accuracy with your air rifle. Choose Napier gun care products and experience the difference for yourself! Feed the pull-through carefully down the barrel, taking care not to scratch the lands: even though brass is softer than steel, it can still do some damage if it’s not used correctly