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Cleaning rods for the Grendel
#1
Are there rods in between.22 and .30 cal. appropriate for the 6.5 ?
Any preferences ?
Thanks,

Dr.
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#2
I have both Dewey and Tipton 22C 36” cleaning rods I use to clean my Grendel barrels.22C works fine.
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#3
Another vote for Tipton.
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#4
I use Bore Tech rods/ends.
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#5
Lee,

I'm with FL on this. I use a couple of 36" .22 Dewey rods with 1.75" square patches and dedicated 6.5 brass brushes.
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#6
Pro Shot or Dewey, .22 or 6mm
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#7
Own both,I prefer the Dewey because they are stainless steel and won’t break. Anyone who has broken a Tipton fiberglass rod trying to push through a tight patch knows what I mean. But there are advantages to both.A Dewey rod can bend. A Tipton rod is either straight or broke.
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#8
Thanks for the replies guys.

Dr.
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#9
BoreTech makes a 6mm CF rod specific for 6.5. I bought one because it is one of the few rods offered in lengths long enough for a 30" barrel. With that said, there is no reason to buy the BoreTech over a .22 Dewey for a normal length Grendel barrel. If the Dewey isn't strong enough you're doing something very wrong.
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#10
When you mention CF, do you mean Carbon Fiber or Centerfire ?
Their website doesn’t mention Carbon Fiber rods.
Nice looking rods, though.
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Dr.
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#11
Dr. Lee Wrote:When you mention CF, do you mean Carbon Fiber or Centerfire ?
Their website doesn’t mention Carbon Fiber rods.
Nice looking rods, though.
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Dr.

I was under the impression the rods were coated carbon. I went and looked again and there is no mention on Boretech's site. Amazon states coated spring steel, I don't know if that is true or not either. However they're made, the BoreTech rods are nice enough. Personally I prefer the Dewey handles but it doesn't matter all that much.
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