I'm mostly concerned about shoving goop into the works, making it harder to clean.
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I'm mostly concerned about shoving goop into the works, making it harder to clean.
To avoid "pushing" the rod through the barrel, you can insert the rod from the muzzle end then attach the cleaning implement to the rod, then pull it out.
Thats how I clean my shotguns and rifles.
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I just bought ottis from the breach it works fine.
I can't see a patch or alum /brass rod or jag causing damage while cleaning other than minor scratches. I tend to clean my guns this way out of habit from cleaning precision target/competition guns.
Some of this instruction may have come from military usage due to sectional steel cleaning rods.( this is just a guess however).
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