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Several metal spikes came off the brush section from the factory. They do no good to the weapon when they end up in the wrong place and get nasty when penetrating the skin. Storage case unnecessarily tight. Convenient as a cleaning tool for cross-country trips and lowers the threshold for cleaning the barrel of weapons that are more difficult to dismantle. Note: The bristles blow a considerable amount of fire and lead toxins from the mouth of the barrel, so I would only use them outdoors. It is advisable to apply gun oil to the tail of the snake to prevent a mixture of water and oil from forming on the inside of the barrel. Of course, this should be kept away from the sand to protect the barrel.
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