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Gameandgun
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The Field Kit is a broken down version of the Hand Kit which measures only 55cm long. It comprises of an ergonomic aluminium handle which is designed to fit snugly into a plastic tube. 2 short tubes both with plastic end caps to keep the dirt contained, 1 plastic bush, 2 material covered rods and a specially designed extra long brush for optimal cleaning of the barrels with minimum effort, 1 easy to remove flexible plastic end cap and 1 short section of clear plastic tubing. The brush and the 2 material covered rods are classed as consumable parts and are replaceable items. The handle has a push fit plastic bush on the end which protects the gun parts from the aluminium handle. The rods are 100% covered by material so that no metal parts can come into contact with the gun being cleaned. The brush has a unique plastic cap which is designed to stop metal contacting the gun and also enable semi-auto shotguns to be cleaned fully assembled without damaging the bolt face.
How to assemble the field kit without getting dirty.The design principle is still the same, i don't want people to get dirty when using Magic Bore kits and that's the same with the Field Kit even though you have to assemble it before you can use it! First remove the flexible end cap for the longer of the 2 tubes. Next remove the short section of clear plastic tubing from inside the flexible cap. Now remove the handle section complete with the first rod already attached, from the second tube. Next with the second rod still inside the long tube screw the first rod and handle onto the second rod only touching the handle. When the bottom rods starts turning with the handle pull it out of the tube about 2" and using the small section of clear plastic tube hold wrap this around the top of the second rod being careful to only touch the plastic tubing. Now you can finish tightening the joint between the two rods. Fully remove the second rod which already has the brush already attached and you're ready to use it. Disassemble in reverse.
How to use:Using one square of decent quality toilet paper, so it wont break up around the brush, fold it into 4 and push it into the breach to create a cup. Take the Magic Bore Bore cleaner and lift the flip top lid. Tip the bottle over the toilet tissue and place 3 or 4 drops onto the tissue. This will saturate the tissue and ensure that the whole barrel is coated all of the way down. A spray won't do this. It is died blue so that you can see if you have saturated the tissue and if you spill any so you can wipe it off any surface that it comes into contact with. Remove the Hand Kit from its tube and place the plastic tip on the end of the brush, in the centre of the tissue and push it through the barrel with the hand kit. If you do this over a bin the tissue will drop into the bin and does not need to be handled so you will stay clean. This is an optional stage but will prolong the life of both the brush and the material covered rods. Next pull the Field Kit in and out of the barrel several times to remove the rest of the debris. If you do this fast enough it is possible to remove the plastic fouling. Make sure that the brush leaves the end of the barrels completely so that it can relax before reversing its direction this will prevent the brush deforming and prolong its life. Repeat this for the other barrel if using a double barrelled gun. For improved plastic fouling removal hold the barrels at the muzzle end and insert the cleaning tool from this end first. This means that the brush is in the right area to remove the plastic residue. Now repeat the back or forth movements rapidly until all traces have been removed. Replace the Field Kit in its tube. This clean is perfect for when you are shooting in the field or at a clay ground. If you are not able to remove all of the plastic fouling this way then use the drill kit as per the instructions on the drill kit page.
Cleaning Chokes:You can clean your removable chokes in the same way. Every part is interchangeable between the two kits so you can attach the brush directly to the handle or have one rod and the brush and clean your chokes in your preferred way. I use one rod and the Hand Kit brush attached to the handle. Holding the choke in one hand and the handle in the other pull the choke tube up and down the brush and onto the material covered rod. If there is any plastic fouling use the Drill Kit in the same way. This will clean all of your chokes very quickly.
DO NOT: - use other any other components other than official Magic Bore® supplied parts. There is no guarantee that those parts will work with the kit. - use any rods where the material has come unattached The rod needs to be fully covered to protect guns from metal contact. If this happens order a replacement. - use the Field Kit if the plastic bush on the handle is missing or damaged.
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