CVAPatch Puller

I ordered this because I lost one segment of the rod I had gotten made up for me and it was too short to use. First of all, it is cheap and that's why I bought this one. If I wanted one that had a better fit for the cleaning jag, I would have gotten one that was 2-3 times the price. That being said it rams a ball down my rifle and seems pretty durable. One of the reviews said their rod didn't come threaded. The tip on mine was a little difficult to get off at first but it exposed the threads. Not sure if their rod's tip was just stuck on it or not. All in all it's good for the price.

Exactly as advertised and just what I needed.Had several cleaning rods but none had the 10/32 threading I needed for a special tool.This solid fiberglass rod with threaded brass end piece did.

The included jag tip is the key to this product's extra value compared to its competition. Just cut it to the proper length with the jag inserted, and you've got an in-the-field rod you can use cleaning patches with.

would be 5 stars except for slight mis-alignment of the mold causing an edge on each side of the rod. Could sand it down easy enough but that's the difference between 4 and 5 stars. It is a good rod I would buy again.

Would have been five stars if it was threaded on both ends to accommodate a handle - but then if you have to cut it down you lose that feature anyway. It's about 5" longer than my rifle barrel which is the way I want it. The screw end obviously fits all my other barrel accessories.

Works very well. Not as good as the original wooden one however I didn’t expect it to be so it’s exactly what I would expect from a fiberglass one

The only bad thing is when you cut the one end its bare, it should have a brass end to glue on , instead of the bare end , the rod is made of some kinda hard plastic, but I guess it will do for now.

Not really long enough for civil war musket