Gun Cleaning Patches - 600 Count - 1 Inch - Round

This is a good patch. Strong fiber. I use a jag (metal with sharp point) to clean my pistols and the jag pops when it goes through the cloth. Very pleased with the quality.

These patches are made for cleaning barrels. They aren't some cheap overrun t-shirt material or reject sheet material. They are strong enough to take the resistance of being crammed down the barrel, spread the bore cleaner efficiently and have the needed adhesion to pull carbon free. I shoot weekly and do a lot of barrel cleaning. I wouldn't use any other brand.

These are great little patches and are very well made. My big problem is with the pricing on the .22 sized patches. Why are you getting 40% fewer patches (600vs1000) compared to the .38/9mm patches? There is significantly less material being used in the .22 patch. The .38 patches are only like two dollars more for 400 more patches. Why are the .22 patches so expensive in comparison? There is less material and less actual patches and it’s only <3$ less?Price just doesn’t make sense on these. They are great little patches but feel like a bit of a rip off when comparing to the .38 sized patches quantity and price.

I shoot rimfire benchrest and practice a LOT!These do the trick, but you might want the one inch diameter for 22 long rifle.

Gun cleaning patches lead a thankless existence. They show up sparkling white like these do but, when any of them are pressed into service, they get squeezed and grimy in a hurry. Once that happens, they immediately get tossed. Meanwhile though, these lily white products go about their very important rifle bore cleaning process dutifully performing their brief task at the tip of a cleaning rod: no shedding of lint or fraying whatsoever. What more could we ask of them? Perfect!

Exactly the same as you find at Scheels with maybe a cost premium for convenience. These are cloth patches, not a lot to say!

There are only two brands of patches I'll use and this is one of them. When it comes to .223/5.56 I think this is the best choice out there. It has a consistant fit, not too tight and not too loose. I've tried many other brands that the quality control lacked enough that I had to trim every patch to fit it down .223 barrel. Pro Shot has never let me down after years and many bags of patches.Try them and I believe you'll like them.

Finally! A properly sized patch for a .22 cal cleaning jag.Like em. A tad expensive, but the only game in town. I was SICK N TIRED of cutting 1" square patches to pass through my .22 rifle barrels.