$12.50
The PatchWorm Pocket Field Kit (PFK) is made entirely of durable nylon and is designed to pull a clean patch with every stroke. It’s a far more refined alternative to pulling a dirty snake through your barrel…
This universal cleaning kit is so compact, it fits comfortably in a shirt pocket. Standard rifle rods are 36″ long from tip to head (not including the extra “tail” for easy extraction should the rod get stuck for any reason) and will clean up to 28″ barrels.
The rifle version has 8Â color-coded cleaning heads:
.20 cal (green) – permanently attached
.22 cal (white)
.243 – .284 cal (black)
.308 – .348 cal (red)
.355 – .40 cal (purple)
.41 – .45 cal (orange)
.50 – .54 cal (blue)
12 gauge (yellow)
The PFK comes with dozens of wet (with Ballistol Sportsman’s Oil) and dry patches (7/8″ diameter), suitable for all bore sizes through .35 caliber. Larger 1 1/4″ diameter patches are available separately for the larger calibers. Reusable flip-lid containers are included for convenient storage.
Fouling is most easily removed while the barrel is still warm. Slide on a cleaning head, pierce 1 wet patch, feed into the chamber, and pull straight from the muzzle. Flip patch, pull again, remove the wet patch. Pierce 1 dry patch, repeat. Where a range of calibers is specified for a cleaning head, a second patch can be added (stacked on top of the first) for the larger caliber to achieve a tight finishing stroke.
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Gauntlet Short Shroud Combo
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This part is designed and manufactured by DonnyFL for airgun use only
Part fits Gauntlet .177, 22 or the .25 caliber but does NOT fit the Gauntlet .30 caliber
Stock baffle spring must be used!
Remember to always order your suppressor one size larger for shrouded barrel PCP’s. DonnyFL Suppressors are sized so the first number is your PCP’s actual caliber and the second number is one size up. So if you owned a .22 caliber Gauntlet, the size you would select is .22/.25. If you had a .25 you would choose the .25/.30.If Your Gauntlet is:
- .177 Get a .177/.22 Supressor
- .22 Get a .22/.25 Supressor
- .25 Get a .25/.30 Supressor
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Hajimoto’s Gauntlet Expanded Magazine
$35.00 – $40.00Select optionsNow offering two designs. The original NO LOD and the new magnetic removable HP 2.0 design allows for much faster loading.
Here is a high-quality, high-capacity magazine designed to fit the Umarex Gauntlet 1 or 2 in .177, .22, and .25 calibers. This magazine extends your capabilities by increasing the number of shots before requiring a reload. Please remember we stock adjustable height scope rings by WestHunter, EagleVision, and FX, be sure to snag a set if you are worried about clearance issues plus adjustable rings allow you to keep your scope optically center leaving all the turret adjustment-free to use when you need it.
The NO LID design means you simply rotate the projectile carousel and drop in each round. There is no need to preload the spring, you are winding the spring during the loading process. This fits under high-scope rings and some medium-scope rings. Your scope may need to be moved forward or back to clear the turret bell
Features
- An easy to load NO LID design or the new magnetic lidded version.
- No pre-winding is necessary.
- Easy partial fill design.
- .177 – 21 shots which is an increase of 110% more shots over the stock magazine!
- .22 = 17 shots which is an increase of 70% more shots over the stock magazine!
- .25 = 15 shots which is an increase of 37.5% more shots over the stock magazine!
- .30 = 11 shots which is an increase of 57.5% more shots over the stock magazine!
- The magazine height for the .177, .22 and .25 is 50.25MM (1.978″)
- The magazine height for the .30 is 46.20MM (1.820″) Max Slug/Pellet length supported 11.20mm (0.441″)
WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW ON HOW TO LOAD MAGAZINE
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