Rimfire gets filthy fast—powder residue and waxy bullet lube build up in the bore and action like it pays rent. This caliber-specific .22 rifle kit is built to handle both realities: a Bore Boss for quick “right now” cleaning in the field, and a full rod + brush setup for a proper deep clean at home. Everything stores in a molded case that lays flat when opened, so you’re not chasing parts around the bench.
What it’s for:
- Maintaining .22 caliber rifles by cleaning the bore, helping with action area wipe-down, and reducing overall fouling
- Quick post-range cleaning to prevent buildup from hardening into stubborn gunk
- Seasonal/storage cleaning to help protect against corrosion and function issues
What’s included:
- .22 caliber Bore Boss (caliber-specific pull-through cleaner for quick bore cleaning)
- 4-piece coated steel cleaning rod (for deeper, controlled cleaning)
- Ergonomic T-handle (better leverage and control vs. tiny kit handles)
- .22 caliber phosphor bronze bore brush (scrubs fouling when it’s stubborn)
- .22 caliber nylon bore brush (lighter scrubbing and solvent work)
- .22 caliber bore mop (apply solvent/oil and finish the bore)
- Bore patch jag + slotted tip (two patch-running options)
- 25 cleaning patches
- Accu-Grip detailing pick (for tight corners and stubborn buildup)
- 2 Smart Brushes: narrow brush + diamond-shape brush (detail cleaning and scrubbing small areas)
- Molded butterfly-style case (holds components in place and lays flat when open)
Fitment
- Designed for: .22 caliber rifles
Does NOT fit
- Not a universal cleaning kit for larger rifle calibers or shotgun gauges
- Not intended as a dedicated handgun kit (handgun-specific kits typically use different rod lengths and layouts)
Tools needed
- Solvent (rimfire-specific solvent helps with waxy/lube-heavy fouling)
- Light oil/protectant (post-clean corrosion protection)
- Rag/paper towels (wipe-down and cleanup)
Install notes
- Safety first: unload and verify clear before cleaning—every time.
- Quick clean: run the Bore Boss after shooting to knock out fresh fouling before it bakes in.
- Deep clean: use the coated rod + brush (nylon for lighter work, bronze for stubborn fouling), then patches to finish clean.
- Patch tips: start with a lightly-solvent patch, then dry patches until they come out mostly clean. Don’t store the rifle soaking wet.
- Don’t force it: if anything binds, back out and re-center—forcing rods/patches is how people damage crowns or get stuck patches.
⚠ Trademark & Compatibility Disclaimer
Caliber and platform references are used only to describe intended application and general compatibility. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Always follow safe firearm handling practices and manufacturer guidance when cleaning or maintaining firearms.
