Rem Squeeg-Es in stock!

[JDR]

We've got the new Remington bore squeeg-Es in stock now.

Rem Squeeg-E

Available now in 22 cal and 30 cal. More will follow.

Jon

[Northernbloke]

Cheers Jon just ordered a couple

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[leadpig]

are you going to sell the kits
there are no prices for brushes ect on your site

[JDR]

Yes, thank you for your purchase, Northernbloke. Much appreciated. These Rem Squeeg-Es are proving so popular that we've almost sold out in one day. I'm therefore getting more in soon, in a variety of calibres.

The kits, yes we can look at getting those in at some point. We just want to see how the individual units sell before we do that.

Brushes and so forth are all priced zero because you have to make your calibre selection and then a price appears for you to click.

Jon

[leadpig]

Yes, thank you for your purchase, Northernbloke. Much appreciated. These Rem Squeeg-Es are proving so popular that we've almost sold out in one day. I'm therefore getting more in soon, in a variety of calibres.

The kits, yes we can look at getting those in at some point. We just want to see how the individual units sell before we do that.

Brushes and so forth are all priced zero because you have to make your calibre selection and then a price appears for you to click.

Jon

ahhhhhh

[JDR]

Nah, don't worry, it's not always obvious when you first see the page ;-)

[JDR]

These are back in stock now and in more calibres, including 6mm/243, 7mm/270 and 44/45 cal. Also 12ga/16ga shotgun:

Rem bore squeeg-E

Jon

[JDR]

20th July 2014

Most calibres now well stocked. Loads of 22, 30 cal and all in between, right up to 50 cal and 12ga.

Zero stock of 20ga/28ga and low on 12ga - will sort that out next time.

Also got a small stock of Tipton carbon fibre rods plus the following:

bronze brushes in 22-303 (rifle) and 38-44/45 (pistol)
nylon brushes in 17-338 (rifle) and 35 cal 44 cal (pistol)
bore mops in (rifle) 17, 22 and 33/40 cal; (pistol) 22 and 35/40 cal.
Brass spear jags in all sizes between 17 and 45

Loads of different sizes and types of patches (just added)

PLUS - we have bore snakes in (not yet on the site) in a variety of popular calibres and a small selection of the Bushmaster cleaning kits (incorporating a bore squeegee). These are £28.99 each.

Jon

Jon

[JDR]

Oh bloody hell

Just the one "Jon" above.

[Deallad]

I ordered one yesterday.

looks like a good bit of kit

Mike

[gravedigger2]

Ordered 2 off JD just awaiting delivery

[Deallad]

Postman has just delivered mine, so will be using it Thursday on the 22-250 after some zeroing

Thanks to Jon for a prompt service.

JD is one of the good guys.

Mike

[Deallad]

Well I used it today, following the instructions and it pulled out the gunk as shown on the video, it worked, but I pulled a patch through after to see how clean the bore was, more gunge came out. Another wet patch and another pass did the job followed by a dry

I would say that they are effective, but not quite as Remington would like us to believe, what it will do is cut down the number of patches used, in the case of my Remy 700 22-250 it did by 70%

So it did save time on cleaning and cut the cost of patches

My overall view is

Ease of use 10
results 7+
Value for money 8
Buy another yes

Final point, just have a cloth to catch the gunge because it will be messy, unlike the patch which soaks up the muck.

Mike

[JDR]

Thank you all very much for those posts and reviews; I am delighted to hear that you're getting what you want.

The Rem Bore Squeeg-Es: Yes, I'd agree that they cut down the number of patches rather than eliminate them. That's why I've 'calmed down' the descriptive text on my site.

A suggested procedure
The squeegees will probably work at their optimum when the barrel is warm; no hotter than 75 C / 180 F and the bore has been scrubbed with something like Sweet's 762 bore cleaner and a good quality nylon bore brush. You can use a hairdryer to warm the barrel a bit, but keep a close eye on the temp at all times. Run it through with the squeegee and then repeat.

[gravedigger2]

He's a good lad that Jon!

Got me a Lyman case prep machine from the states, squeezed it in on his last order.

Looks after his customers and a pleasure to deal with.

Tedster, is it the case xpress unit?,either way can you let me know how it performs
Thanks.