Can I use any cleaning patch? I have some from Hoppe's and Otis. Thanks
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You can do that, and I used to, I just seemed to get them bunched up more often then I liked. Check youtube, search "mail call Mondays" video #9 precision rifle cleaning.
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My method is to use a jag. Then cut match what I need and then wrap the jag with it. It is a trick but can be done. I haven't used the loop type. I assume yes. Its just a rod like any other, just a whole bunch nicer.
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I bought a beer line cleaning kit and cleaned all the hoses and took everything apart. Be sure to put some keg lube on the tap to be sure not to pinch/kink the neoprene washers.
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I would recommend rinsing them out if possiblebut they are wide enough that a bottle scrub brush cleans it pretty easily. I also keep my smaller Dr. Browns wire cleaner apparatus handy to detail the nozzle and lid. I love these packets!!!
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I have used Shoe Goop that you can buy at almost any hardware store. It is the best for fixing holes and small tears.
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You can buy the Scooba cleaning solution from Amazon which works really well or just use plain warm water mixed with some white vinegar, also does the trick!
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I always coat my barrel with it as a rust preventative and to make fouling easier to remove, it seems to work well for that purpose. In my opinion a a bore cleaner like Hoppes 9 should still be used on occasion.
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Sorry, I didn't keep the two I ordered.Have you tried pipe cleaners and a vacuum? Wish I could be of more help.
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I use Hoppe's 9 where it calls for a drop of oil. As for cleaning I use CLP Break Free (spray can) or Ballistol. I have never used miltec so I can't really comment. It is my opinion that you clean the gun or rifle immediately after use breaking it down per manufacturers instruction with any reputable product. Take note of any unusual wear and lubricate accordingly.
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Always clean with a light vinegar solution, never soap, and you'll be OK. That being said, I'd use separate brewers.
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Cleaning cloths are available directly from Sharp. !-800-BE-Sharp or www.sharpusa.com/SharpDirect
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http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?field-keywords=glass+cleaner&url;=search-alias%3Daps
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Otis uses a 8-32 thread, which is what many of the brush companies use. So as long as it is a 8-32 thread then you can use them with this kit. I will say that I have had some cheaper brands brushes in the past and I think the otis brushes are better quality but it will not hurt to use others if your thread is the same. Also I have started using bore tips, sold on amazon, and they work great with otis.
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Hi A. There are no instructions with this Hoppe's Cleaning Kit, but it is pretty easy. If possible, push the brush from the breech end to the muzzle end (most handguns don't make this possible; so you have to push from the muzzle end) until there is nothing sticking to the bore area of the barrel. Next wet a lint-free patch with solvent and push it thru the barrel until it is clean. Next wet a lint-free patch with oil and push it thru the barrel so that it coats the entire bore area of the barrel. Next wipe down all metal gun parts with a lint-free rag and some oil. The best thing to do is talk with the guys at your range --- they will be very happy to show and tell you all about your gun. Hi A. There are no instructions with this Hoppe's Cleaning Kit, but it is pretty easy. If possible, push the brush from the breech end to the muzzle end (most handguns don't make this possible; so you have to push from the muzzle end) until there is nothing sticking to the bore area of the barrel. Next wet a lint-free patch with solvent and push it thru the barrel until it is clean. Next wet a lint-free patch with oil and push it thru the barrel so that it coats the entire bore area of the barrel. Next wipe down all metal gun parts with a lint-free rag and some oil. The best thing to do is... » Read More Hi A. There are no instructions with this Hoppe's Cleaning Kit, but it is pretty easy. If possible, push the brush from the breech end to the muzzle end (most handguns don't make this possible; so you have to push from the muzzle end) until there is nothing sticking to the bore area of the barrel. Next wet a lint-free patch with solvent and push it thru the barrel until it is clean. Next wet a lint-free patch with oil and push it thru the barrel so that it coats the entire bore area of the barrel. Next wipe down all metal gun parts with a lint-free rag and some oil. The best thing to do is talk with the guys at your range --- they will be very happy to show and tell you all about your gun. « Show Less
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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.
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Hi Carl thanks for asking.. They are listed on Amazon as hook and loop strip FGQ1800BK00. Just verify your mop product code. I thought I would mention this- you must have the end pieces(clips) yellow black for the strips to stay in the mop head frame. If you are missing those the strips wont stay in place. I hope this helps. if you have any other questions- you can email me at weg3688@aol. com
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I sanitized with clorox followed by a really good rinsing. Worked fine - the kit is really good!
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Use uni solve adhesive remover wipes. You can order it from Amazon. Works great!