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Views: 46 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2021-12-24 Origin: Site
For gun owners, regular cleaning of the gun is necessary, because regular cleaning of the gun can ensure the good performance of the gun. Generally speaking, when cleaning a gun, a gun cleaning kit is required, which contains different gun cleaning tools, such as different types of brushes, cleaning mops, etc. Of course, the existence of jags is indispensable among these tools. There are many jags on the market. The two most popular types arebrass jags and nylon jags. Today we will tell you which one is more suitable for you.
Nylon jags
Nylon jags are as soft as plastic, so there is no need to worry about scratching delicate holes or metal parts of the weapon. And nylon jags are usually cheaper than brass jags, which is one of the reasons for their popularity. However, when using nylon jags, there is an obvious negative effect. Compared with brass jags, nylon jags are much more likely to break in the barrel because they are more fragile. The cleaning rod you are most likely to use is a brass cleaning rod. If you use too many patches, nylon jags may break in the barrel. It couldn't be worse to get jags and patches stuck in the barrel.
Brass jags
Compared to nylon jags, brass jags are more durable and longer-lasting. Because brass is softer than steel, you don't need to worry about brass scratching the barrel. The cost of brass jags is indeed slightly higher than nylon jags, but the difference is only a few dollars. You can find brass and nylon jags kits at very reasonable prices. Most importantly, brass jags will not break inside your barrel like nylon jags. For this reason, brass jags are more reliable than nylon jags.
How to choose the jags that suit you
If you do not shoot often and need to clean the barrel occasionally, then nylon jags may be right for you. But remember not to use too many patches, or your jag may get stuck. If you use your guns often and clean your guns more frequently, in the long run, a good set of brass jags will be more suitable for you. Because they can last longer and have less chance of getting stuck in your barrel.