Magic Bore Drill Kit

The Hand Kit and the Drill Kit have been designed to work together to be the ultimate in shotgun barrel cleaning solution. The Hand Kit is designed to be taken with you to a shoot and kept in the back of the car. It is recommended that you use the Hand Kit, every time after you have finished shooting.

The Drill Kit is designed to clean ONLY the first 2/3 of the barrels - down to the end of the forcing cones - and it is designed to remove any stubborn lead or plastic fouling that may have built up or for that first clean after using competitor products as your gun will NOT be clean. It is NOT meant to be used from the choke end or you will distort the brush and reduces it's effectiveness from the end that it is designed to clean. You will also need to use the Hand Kit to push the powder out from the remaining 1/3 of the barrels after using the Drill Kit.

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The Drill Kit comprises of a hexagon metal rod designed to fit into a 13mm drill chuck and prevent slipping. It has a protective plastic bush on the end to protect the gun from the drill which also fits snugly into the plastic tube with an end cap which again is designed to keep all dirty components contained. There is one material covered rod and a heavy duty custom brush with a protective plastic tip designed solely for use in a drill in forward motion and at slow speed. The Drill Kit works best without any oils or solvents. It will remove fouling faster and turns it to a powder. If you do use oils , solvents or lubricants it will turn it to a sludge which will coat the material covered rods and shorten the life of the consumables.

IMPORTANT: Please hold the barrels with a towel or rag wrapped around them as the new drill kit brush heats the barrels up quickly and they may become too hot to hold if you don't. Take the drill kit and whilst still in the tube attach your drill. Set it to operate in forward motion and at its slowest speed. Slowly start the drill and pull the drill backward whilst holding the tube to remove it. Position the brush just inside the first barrel and start the drill. Slowly push the brush down the barrel and then withdraw it again slowly. Check the chamber by pointing it up towards a gentle light source i.e. not the sun and check that the plastic fouling has been removed. If not repeat this process. Repeat for the other barrel. Replace the plastic tube and undo the drill chuck and you are done.