Napier Airgun Pull Through Kit

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Once the pull-through loop is in place, consult your instruction manual to determine how many patches you'll need for your calibre. Attach the patches to the loop and pull through the air rifle, examining the patches for fouling. Repeat until they come out clean. Airgun oil: Aerosol oils like Power Airgun Oil can be sprayed down the barrel to help loosen lead deposits before cleaning begins in earnest. The same oil can be sprayed on the patches for use with the pull-through. The easiest way to insert a pull-through is directly into the barrel – this BSA Ultra XL makes the job easy 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! Want to achieve the ultimate in accuracy? The secret is simple: regular cleaning and relubrication of your barrel.

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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.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. Scroll down to watch the video below for detailed instruction on how to use the Power pull through kit. Complete Air Gun Cleaning Kit Use just the right amount of compound or solvent – you don’t want it seeping into internal areas such as the transfer port A: No, you should not use WD-40 to clean your air rifle. While WD-40 is great for cleaning other things, it’s not designed for cleaning firearms and can actually damage the seals on your air rifle. Q: How do I clean my air rifle scope? 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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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. With the Napier Pull through tool and easy-to-follow instructions, you'll have everything you need to get your air rifle clean and functioning at its best. Plus, the kit comes with a convenient component case, making it easy to store and transport. Perfect Choice for Airgun Enthusiasts I decided to put my money where my mouth is and try it in a number of my own air rifles, but using a pull-through rather than a rod. When using any type of liquid near the breech of an airgun, less is definitely more, and I was careful to use a minimal amount with each pass of the patch. Instructions and component case Watch our video on How to clean an air rifle and How to clean an air rifle barrelPull-through: This pull-through from Napier has been given a bore-friendly coating that won’t harm the rifling. The big advantage of a pull-through is the fact that you’re cleaning the barrel in the direction of travel of the pellet. A: The kind of cleaning kit you’ll need for your air rifle will depend on the calibre of your airgun. Most air rifles are .177 or .22 calibre, so you’ll need a kit that includes a bore brush for those sizes, as well as suitable oil and cleaning pellets. You may also want to get a pull-through cleaner, which can be helpful in getting all the dirt and grime out of your barrel. Q: How do I clean my air rifle barrel? A secondary benefit of bore paste is its deep cleaning ability, and some shooters like to use it as an occasional cleaning product in addition to its intended use of prepping a new bore. Bore paste is meant to be applied to either a patch or brush, and rodded down a barrel. A: How often you should clean your air rifle will depend on how often you use it. If you never use it, you won’t have any real need to clean it (provided that it’s stored correctly). A well-made air rifle won’t need to be cleaned each time it’s used, and if anything, cleaning too often can actually risk damaging the barrel. All of that is to say that you only need to clean your air rifle if you notice a decline in accuracy, or if you want to experiment with a new kind of pellet. Even then, many people recommend never cleaning an air rifle at all. Q: What kind of cleaning kit do I need for my air rifle? 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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So why wait? Keep your air rifle in top shape with Napier's pull-through kit and enjoy a smooth, accurate shot every time. Your air rifle (and your aim) will thank you!Next, grab your pull-through tool and carefully pass it through the barrel from the muzzle end. If your air rifle has a moderator, be sure to align the cable correctly. Pro tip: using a drink straw can make this step even easier! Or simply remove the moderator. Right: Take hold of the pull-through and pull the patches through the bore, taking care to keep everything central and away from the crown Looking to keep your Air rifle in top shape? We've got you covered with this simple cleaning guide that will have your Air rifle looking like new in no time! When using any type of bore-cleaning or conditioning product, less is more – and that’s especially so with abrasives like bore paste 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.