Gamo Cleaning Rod Kit, .177 Cal

It's all good

you will be Happy with it and it came on time

It had the brushes etc.

The length of the rod is not long enough to be useful in long barrel rifles, the over all length was never mentioned.

Inexpensive and it works

Threads are loose and sloppy

Meh... 4 is generous.

Prolongs use and ownership of air Guns. Very good for being a responsible gun owner! Not unwise to own!!!

Nothing except ability to purchase this item more effortlessly!!!

To keep your air Guns more of in a good state, this item is valuable!!!

Not for my gun

Don't think of trying to clean air rifles wiih it

Compact

Include a carry case

This is a delicate tool.

For me, the cleaning rod is worthless.

It needs to be stronger and better quality.

I guess for the price, maybe thats all you should expect. I was not expecting much and only bought the rod to use as a ram rod in a field kit in the event I needed to remove a pellet from the barrel. The rod is so flimsy and the sections fit together so poorly, I would be afraid to use it in the barrel of an expensive air rifle. In addition, the rod is too short for almost all my air rifles. Also, the brass brushes are very stiff and so roughly made, I would hesitate to use them. I an disappointed that Pyramyd Air would sell them.

Nothing

Make the screw together rods a lot more sturdier. The sections don't screw together tightly. Very flimsy and broke apart on my 1st use. As an ex combat soldier from the Vietnam War and ex big game hunter with more years of firearms use and countless hours of cleaning, I have never seen a more useless piece of junk like this.

Aside from the cheesy construction, the length of the assembly is barely long enough on my Gamo Whisper Fusion Mach 1 rifle from breach
to muzzle. I'd recommend paying a few dollars more and purchase a better made cleaning rod. This poor excuse for a cleaning rod set gives
credence to the old saying, (you only get what you pay for). I'd recommend to buy American made if possible.

Sturdier that it appears. Works well.

Nothing

When pulling it out, tighten the screw-in jag by twisting the rod clockwise. Some possibility of losing the jag inside a long barrel if you don't.

The ramrod. I do not make a habit out of cleaning my airguns except as needed, but I really needed the ramrod for use in case of jammed ammo.