Parker-Hale Tubed Rifle Cleaning Rod .22 Cal Female Thread
This one-piece rifle cleaning rod features a hardened and tempered steel core wrapped in a durable acetate coating to prevent marking or wear on the barrel during cleaning.
The ball-bearing handle allows the rod to spin freely in the hand, ensuring that any brush, jag, or patch follows the rifling smoothly for a more even and effective clean.
The red handle identifies this as a .22 caliber rod, designed for small-caliber rifles. It includes a female thread, compatible with widely available American-thread brushes and jags, so users can use existing tools without needing replacement parts.
Brass fittings at the working end resist corrosion and maintain durability with regular use. Supplied as a single unit.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .22 |
| Thread Type | Female |
| Handle Material | Acetate |
| Core Material | Hardened and tempered steel |
| Handle Type | Ball-bearing |
| Fittings | Brass |
FAQ
Is this cleaning rod compatible with standard American-thread brushes and jags?
Yes, this rod has a female thread and is designed to fit popular American-thread brushes and jags that many users already have in their kits.
What makes the acetate coating beneficial for cleaning?
The acetate coating protects the barrel from scratches or wear during cleaning, ensuring the bore remains in good condition over time.
Does the rod come with any additional tools or accessories?
No, the rod is supplied as a single unit with no additional tools or accessories.
Jan Chapman –
I’ve used this rod for several months on my .22 rifle and it’s worked very well. The acetate coating doesn’t scratch the barrel, and the ball-bearing handle makes cleaning smooth and easy. The female thread fits my existing brushes perfectly, so I didn’t need to buy new tools. It’s a reliable and simple solution for regular cleaning.
John Bower –
The rod feels sturdy and the handle spins freely, which helps with even cleaning. I appreciate that it’s compatible with my current jags. The only thing is the red handle is a bit small to see at a distance, but it’s clear it’s for .22 cal.
Isaac MacLeod –
After switching from a cheaper rod, I noticed less barrel wear. The brass fittings hold up well even after repeated use. The female thread is a smart design—no need to replace my brushes. It’s a solid, no-frills tool that does its job well.