keithcandler
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Bore guides need a bushing that fits on the cleaning rod, then the bushing is inserted in the back of the rod guide. This centers the cleaning rod in the bore.
I wiped slick the lands from 5-8 o'clock in several barrels prior to getting a good rod guide.
Neil Jones rod guide with bushing
They will ask you the dia of your rod
Handle is adjustable for action length, O ring on front pushes up on the back of teh action to keep fluids from running into the action, nose helps center the guide in the chamber.
rod guides are a good investment in keeping your barrel shooting. Using a rod guide that allows the rod to flop around in the rod guide is inexpensive, but not smart in the long run.
http://neiljones.com/html/guides.html
I wiped slick the lands from 5-8 o'clock in several barrels prior to getting a good rod guide.
Neil Jones rod guide with bushing
They will ask you the dia of your rod
Handle is adjustable for action length, O ring on front pushes up on the back of teh action to keep fluids from running into the action, nose helps center the guide in the chamber.
rod guides are a good investment in keeping your barrel shooting. Using a rod guide that allows the rod to flop around in the rod guide is inexpensive, but not smart in the long run.
http://neiljones.com/html/guides.html