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"...All T shirt cleaning patches have been cut in half...."

Deaconjo: You aren't the first, and you won't be the last to use cleaning patches that are too large for the job. :grin:

Glad everything worked out for you. Now, about that big bump on the back of your head....

:rotf:
zonie :)
 
I have never liked T-shirt cleaning patches. I have had them bind up in a couple of rifles.
 
I have had T shirts bind up as well. Don't use them any more. I cut up my old flannel shirts and use them.
 
If you want to get a jag stuck in a bore , use a tee shirt patch , they never fail . IMHO , tee shirt patches just plain suck . I use Klean Bore 100% cotton patches in the .28-.35 cal. size . They work for every gun I own , from my .54 to my .22 :thumbsup: . For .38 cal. on up , I use them full size . For my .22 and .32 , I quarter a stack of them with my leather shears . I buy the big bulk pack for about $9.00 . I would use old flannel shirts except for two reasons , (#1) I don't have enough old flannel shirts to fill my cleaning patch needs , and (#2) I wear these old shirts at work , when they get to the piont of being unusable they are impregnated with more concrete and dirt grit , that all the washing in the world ain't gonna get out , than I care to be running down the bore of any of my guns :haha: . However , my old overalls make some dandy char cloth :thumbsup: .
 
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