Air Venturi PatchWorm Multi-Caliber Pocket Gun-Cleaning Ki

What a perfect way to clean your airgun barrel. It comes with 8 cleaning heads Starting with .20 cal up to .54 cal, and a 12ga head. These heads are all color coded. There is a code for each color clearly printed on the outside of the packaging. It also comes with a container of a few dry 3/4" patches and a second container of a few 3/4" patches drenched in ballistol. The only down side to this kit is, where is the .117 cal? All in All great kit. I highly recommend it to all airgun owners. For some reason all new air guns come with filthy barrels patch worm is a must!

Clean with ease with no damage

Very compact and easy to use. Just started to shoot air rifles so I did some research on how to clean and maintain them. Recently purchased a Hatsan flashpup QE that was a reverb. After trying to zero the rifle I decided that it must need a cleaning. I have plenty of options for firearms but none of them would be correct for an air gun. Found that this was highly rated so I decided to get one. In less than 10 minutes with the held of a plastic drink straw I had the bore cleaned. Pulling 4 of the patches threw the barrel did the job.

Nice product. I especially like the fact that you have different plugs for different calibers in one package.

works to good especially if you have multiple calibers I highly recommend getting this cleaning system I use it in all my guns and it works is it worth the price no I think you could DIY the thing but if you like me buy it save yourself the hassle and the headache. would have gave 5 but the price wow it's plastic pieces 😕

made of durable materials for long use, compact for field use. For lots of folks, as shown in some YouTube videos, it was easy to use. Unfortunately, not for me. I ended up using a standard 1-piece cleaning rod & did it the old-fashioned way. nice innovative idea though and useful to a lot of folks.

I recently bought my first PCP air rifle and discovered that trying to run a cleaning rod from the chamber to the crown is not possible. I always run my cleaning rods forward through the barrel. That's the way I was taught, and it has served me well with all my rifles. I started doing some research and saw the PatchWorm being used in some YouTube videos, so I ordered one and gave it a try. I have a short 30 yard backyard range and I was consistently shooting one hole ten shot groups at first. And then all of a sudden, I wasn't. I was getting flyers that were gradually getting further and further from the center. Like I said earlier, this is my first PCP rifle, so I was shooting several different pellet brands and weights to try and find the best for my particular gun. Originally, I assumed the accuracy was from the various pellets so, I kept shooting. I'm not burning gun powder down the barrel, so I didn't even consider the declining accuracy was from a dirty barrel. I wasted a bunch of pellets until I realized the earlier accurate pellets were erratic also. I finally decided to clean the barrel and problem solved, ten shot one hole groups again. So far it has worked quite well, and I am completely satisfied.

They work well, follow the instructions.. a regular drinking straw is also beneficial to help fish the weedeater line through the barrel. Look on YouTube how to use it.