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  • wpage
    Use a .22 rod and patches for .22...
    T shirt material is too thick.
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  • sandwarrior
    jonk,

    You are using the small bore (1" sq.) patches? I know my Tipton brass jag set is tight with my .223 and when I go to the 6mm jag in any of my 6mm rifles it's loose with that little patch. But, I can't push a standard patch through. What I do when I want a tight patch is I cut the big bore synthetic patches in half with a knife. They go down the bore a little easier and still cover the jag.
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  • iwannausername
    I use a 17 jag w/ patch on my 22 mag (same diameter as 223) rifle. Works well.
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  • grandman
    I have had the same problem and will try a .17 jig and patches, thanks.
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  • Hawk Carse
    Like sandwarrior, I trim my patches to fit the jag at hand. There is no standardization, jag diameters and patch thicknesses are all over the place.
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  • grizzclaw
    Yep, just trim the patch.
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  • JustC
    use patches NOT t-shirts. A t-shirt is about as thick as 5 or 6 patches.

    The patches don't need to be super tight if you are using a good cleaner like Wipe-Out
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  • jonk
    Well, someone resurrected an old topic.... I figured it out long ago. I got some Hoppes 22 patches. The material they are made of is rather thin. But doubling them up works just right.

    Will save the T-shirts for the larger bore guns.
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