I thought I'd give these a try even though I was a bit skeptical. After all we're talking bronze brushes and patches not rocket science. Let me set this straight from the git-go I was pleasantly surprised. These things are great!
First, lets talk the Triangle patches.
More than once I've center punched a tight fitting patch and had it stuck in the bore no matter how much cleaning rod flex was applied. (Not a good thing!)
Since I've been using the Triangle patches I've never had this happen. The triangle patch center punched folds down and completely covers the jag with a nice snug, but not too snug fit as it goes down the bore. It seems to clean better with less patches used to get the same result.
The new jag brush has two different radial diameters, 8-32 threads, and the company claims "Deeper cleaning than standard jags, dual purpose means cleaner faster, and less rod flexing." Combine this with the Triangle patches and I believe the claims are true. I still unscrew the brush after every pass, I won't pull it back across the crown, but even so my barrels do seem to clean faster with less effort and patches used.
Here's the link for Rigel Products so you can check them out: http://www.rigelproducts.com/newproducts.html
Danny
First, lets talk the Triangle patches.
More than once I've center punched a tight fitting patch and had it stuck in the bore no matter how much cleaning rod flex was applied. (Not a good thing!)
Since I've been using the Triangle patches I've never had this happen. The triangle patch center punched folds down and completely covers the jag with a nice snug, but not too snug fit as it goes down the bore. It seems to clean better with less patches used to get the same result.
The new jag brush has two different radial diameters, 8-32 threads, and the company claims "Deeper cleaning than standard jags, dual purpose means cleaner faster, and less rod flexing." Combine this with the Triangle patches and I believe the claims are true. I still unscrew the brush after every pass, I won't pull it back across the crown, but even so my barrels do seem to clean faster with less effort and patches used.
Here's the link for Rigel Products so you can check them out: http://www.rigelproducts.com/newproducts.html
Danny
