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Pro-Shot UPC 709779400225 MPN 1PS262226

Pro-Shot 1PS262226 Micro-Polished Cleaning Rod .22 – .26 Cal 26″ Short Rifle #8-32 Thread 26″ Working Length Stainless Steel

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ProShot 2 piece aluminum micro-polished Pro-Shot Shotgun Cleaning Rod have a mirrorlike jeweled finish that is more dense and hardened due to an added new step in their rod manufacturing process. This rod can be used for .22-.26 Cal short rifles. It’s packaged in a plastic tube and includes a brass patch holder.

Specifications

UPC

709779400225

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

1PS262226

Length

26"

Model

Cleaning Rod

Product Type

Rifle Cleaning Rod

Quantity

1

Thread Pattern

#8-32

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