cleaning rod

[redrock ranger]

Options for a cleaning rod ,22 rimfire Anschutz 1416 .Does this need a smaller diameter rod ? Seemed to have read somewhere the Anschutz have tighter ID diameter. Thanks.

No IVYS please, to much money.

[Dooger]

If you do find you need a smaller rod, use a .20 Cal Pro Shot rod.

[Bill K]

Originally Posted by Dooger

If you do find you need a smaller rod, use a .20 Cal Pro Shot rod.

Plus 1 on Pro Shot in 20 cal. Bill K

[georgeld]

You can't beat Denny Phillips rods.
He's a member on here too.
Must apologize as I can't think of what he calls them
right now. Someone will chime in though.

[Troy G]

Ivy Rods. They are great to deal with!!!

[redrock ranger]

Originally Posted by Harold M

I use my Dewey's on my son's 1416 with no problems. Use .22-specific patches. Maybe the uncoated one will avoid scratches on the coating from the ejector.

H

Are you using the Dewey 20 caliber stainless rod ? I believe they need an adapter . Thanks

[redrock ranger]

33 miles up the road is a place called Brownells,just a nice ride today. The weather was mild and lots of shine.
Bought set of Burris rimfire rings with inserts,a nice setup. Used them for years on centerfire so thought i should try them on my new Anschutz. Proshot rods are special order ,so it seems.Rod guide with solvent port would not fit the action, seemed to be a few thousands over size. Will return it next trip.
The place was very busy. Victoria's Secret for men.

[georgeld]

Thanks Troy, knew someone would come up
with Ivy Rods. Wonder where Denny came up'
with that name??

Denny??? How about it?

RR: Don't know if you could talk him into making one or not.
Kenny Sicero used to make those cleaning inserts to order.

[Old Hawkeye]

I find it easier to use a 20 cal rod with 20 cal slotted jag with 22RF patches to clean my 22's.