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MSM Patriot Ramrod

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MSM Patriot Ramrod

These synthetic ramrods are so flexible, they can be bent in a complete circle without breaking.
Calibers: .45, .50, .54.

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Overall Customer Rating:

3 out of 5

2 out of 5(40%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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Overall Customer Rating:

4 out of 5

MountainmanAZ

Location:AZ

Age:Under 25

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

patriot ramrod

Date:June 21, 2010

Over all a good ramrod. The only problem I have had is you can not find jags or other things that will fit on the threads.

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Overall Customer Rating:

3 out of 5

ginoe

Location:ny

Would you recommend this product to a friend? No

it worked! (once) but...

Date:February 15, 2009

cabelas .50cal hawken percussion, .015 t/c prelub patch & .50 hornady roundball. after using the bullet starter, this ramrod was too flimsy to push the prb down the muzzle. lucky i had an aluminum rod with me to use. after loading i realized i forgot the powder charge!

unscrewing the cleaning jag revealed the built-in bullet puller of this flimsy ramrod. i attached a t-handle to the other end & managed to pull the lead ball out.

trying to screw the jag back on, threads were stripped by the lead ball. the jag would twist on in a couple of turns but no more, can't have the jag sticking out past the muzzle end.

i put the original wooden ramrod in place, still use the aluminum rod to stuff the load. i'll just keep this flimsy rod around just in case i need to pull a lead ball out - it got the stuck .50 cal roundball out - worth the $$$ in that respect.

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Overall Customer Rating:

2 out of 5

Plenty

Would you recommend this product to a friend? No

Not one size fits all

Date:December 23, 2008

I wanted a ramrod to replace the wood one on my CVA 45 cal Kentucky rifle. The wood one came with the gun and has a knot in it, so I was afraid it might break in the field.

After a lot of searching on the web, I decided to try this one, because the description made me think it would fit the 45 cal. ferrules.

Unfortunately, it does not. Like a lot of stores these days, 50 and 54 cal. seems to be all that is carried. 45 cal. is hard to find, no matter what I'm looking for.

Anyway, I have access to a friend's grinding and milling equipment and was able to sand the ramrod to a smaller diameter so it now fits my rifle. But, if I had known that I would have to do that, I never would have purchased it in the first place

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Overall Customer Rating:

2 out of 5

Islander1

Location:Nantucket Ma.

Would you recommend this product to a friend? No

Too flexible

Date:January 26, 2007

This ramrod is good for the money but If you are replacing a longer ramrod it may not be the right one to use
I cut mine down to about 20 inches and it is still like a wet noodle.
I will be replacing it with a stiffer ramrod before next years season.

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