I'm having trouble getting a rod that works well with a .22 caliber rifle. Does this one fit a .22 if you're using a patch?
84473
It works very well provided you are using .22 patches or patches cut down to the proper size.
84474
Yes, this kit works well with .22LR Bore Barrels with a patch.I have had no issues using it
84475
Should be no problem. Works fine in my .223. Just make sure the patch isn't too big.
1500756
This is a .177 cleaning kit, so even though it will enter a .22 barrel, it will be too loose tô be able to properly clean it. Try a .22 one!
1951532
If you find mounts for the rifle it will work but I think it's over kill. There are some excellent scopes that are lighter and made for .22 and air rifles. I'd give one of them a try.
1236533
Yes, but you will need patches sized for .22. 1-3/8" patches or smaller should work.
1530382
You should try the rod first that came with your gun, if not you could risk opening it up or try sending it in for repair
2222164
If your .22 has a picatiny rail on it this will fit. If your .22 has a 7/8 dovetail mount you will need to get an adapter for it to fit. Amazon sells the dovetail to picatiny adapters for $10-$20 I think! Hope this helps.
165367
This is a one inch tube. You need to measure the mounting base on your rifle to be sure if it will fit. I think most of the .22 are 3/8ths inch. I think that is the size of the scope mount. If you get the scope, read the manual and set up the eye relief properly. This will help with accuracy
1453307
I would say it wouldn't fit.....I sent the one I ordered back for credit...it wouldnt fit my model 60 tube feed .22...it looked like it was more for some kind of air rifle.
2008607
All I can say is it fit my Smith and Wesson AR15-22 barrel. My barrel is the same size most of the length with nothing sticking up anywhere. I bought this because I wanted a flash suppressor without having to alter the barrel and be able to remove it and go back to a completely stock setup. I can see that the set screws will make marks in the barrel so I took cut a strip from a soda can to wrap around the barrel to protect it but the points of the screws still dig into the barrel. After Smith and Wesson started making their rifles with suppressors already on I figure I'll just have the barrel threaded and mount the suppressor directly on the barrel and have basically the same thing as original. I never fired my rifle with this adapter on but I can see that the set screws could loosen if they aren't really tight and locked in place.
1628493
It should; I don't think I used an adaptor. Most cleaning rods are universal but sometimes you need an adaptor depending on caliber. Usually there is a size for most handguns and a different one for shotguns and larger caliper rifiles.
40542
Hi Michael. I had the same problem. I found "GunSlick 3 pc Cleaning Rod" in Sportsman Warehouse. So, I used the adapter included to the kit for my .270-45 rod. Be aware that sticks included in the kit are not strong and can bent under hard use. You can try this link:http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/GunSlick-3-pc-Cleaning-Rod/productDetail/Cleaning-Rods-and-Kits/prod9999005900/cat100063
989775
Skip it Randy, these things only hold up for about 100-200 rds. I spoke to glocksmith and he said they are not needed.I did not get a good fit with the 27 I have so I put it in one of my full size models. Have your gunsmith change the tension of your guide rod spring if anything. Try the 23c if your 27 is too snappy.
1666461
I put mine on a Stainless Marlin .17 HMR and it works great. You would need a scope ring set that has 1' rings to the clamp on for the 22 barrels. For the money it is a good scope and very clear. I also have one on my stainless muzzleloader for 5 years now.
401271
Yes, I have used mine several times in a .223, and it works fine.You adjust the size of the patch to your barrel.
863913
The patches have different slits for different calibers. I use them for 30.06. They work well. To be sure check the Otis website and video.
1614360
Yes it does. The .22 works ok. The large one is sized for.41-.46 cal. Since I'm using it in a .45 its not very snug. But, I just run a solvent soaked brush on a rod through a couple times first to knock the worst of the leading loose since I shoot cast bullets. If your shooting jacketed rounds this extra step probably isn't necessary.
1885728
I THINK IT HAS MORE TO DO WITH YOUR GUIDE ROD than the barrel length. Try giving Wilsons' a call and ask them. They'll know for sure. Perhaps Amazon's customer service can help you too.