Allen Bore-Nado is a pull-through cleaning cord designed for the quick cleaning of rifle barrels. The integrated bristle section loosens dirt, the braided wiping section removes residue, and the weighted tip helps guide the cord from the chamber towards the muzzle. Suitable for use For quick maintenance of a rifle after shooting For the shooting range or hunting bag For initial barrel cleaning in outdoor conditions Together with an appropriate barrel cleaning agent As the 6.5 mm variant for corresponding barrels As the 7 mm/.270 variant for corresponding barrels For users looking for a compact alternative to a cleaning rod Why choose Allen Bore-Nado? Bristle and wiping sections combined in one cleaning cord Allows cleaning of the barrel with a single full-length pull The weighted guide tip makes cord insertion easier Compact and easy to carry No separate cleaning rod required for use Ideal for quick maintenance at the range or while hunting 6.5 mm and 7 mm/.270 variants available at Jahipaun Technical specifications Manufacturer: Allen Product series: Bore-Nado Product type: pull-through barrel cleaning cord Variant AL-70590: 6.5 mm Variant AL-70587: 7 mm/.270 Cleaning system: integrated bristle section and braided wiping section Guide tip: weighted metal tip Recommended direction: from chamber towards muzzle Quantity: 1 cleaning cord in selected caliber Included in the set One Allen Bore-Nado cleaning cord in selected caliber Cleaning agent and storage pouch not included. Frequently Asked Questions Is a single pull-through enough? One pull may remove most of the loose dirt, but repeat if necessary. The result depends on the barrel’s condition and the cleaning agent used. Can the same cord be used for both 6.5 mm and .270 rifles? No. You must choose the variant that matches your barrel’s caliber. A cord that is too large may get stuck, and one that is too small will not clean effectively. Does Bore-Nado replace full firearm maintenance? It is excellent for quick barrel cleaning but does not replace the periodic thorough cleaning of the chamber, bolt mechanism, and other parts. In which direction should the cord be pulled? The manufacturer’s instruction is to guide the weighted tip through the barrel via the chamber and pull the cord from the chamber towards the muzzle. When is Allen Bore-Nado the right choice for a rifle? Bore-Nado is suitable for shooters who want to quickly clean the barrel after a day at the range or hunting, without carrying a long cleaning rod and multiple attachments. If the barrel needs thorough removal of copper, carbon, or other stubborn residues, use a cleaning rod, perfectly fitting brushes, patches, and, if necessary, a cleaning rod guide. Recommendations Before each use, check the caliber marked on the cord or packaging. Drip a suitable cleaning agent in front of the bristle section, but do not soak the entire cord. Carefully guide the weight through the barrel via the chamber and pull the cord smoothly all the way out. Do not change the direction of the cord inside the barrel and do not use force if the cord moves unusually hard. After use, clean the cord according to the manufacturer’s instructions and let it dry completely. Replace any cleaning cord with a worn, torn, or damaged guide tip. Quick barrel maintenance without a cleaning rod Allen Bore-Nado combines brushing and wiping in one compact accessory. Be sure to select the 6.5 mm or 7 mm/.270 variant that matches your rifle barrel.
Allen Bore-Nado is a pull-through cleaning cord designed for the quick cleaning of rifle barrels. The integrated bristle section loosens dirt, the braided wiping section removes residue, and the weighted tip helps guide the cord from the chamber towards the muzzle. Suitable for use For quick maintenance of a rifle after shooting For the shooting range or hunting bag For initial barrel cleaning in outdoor conditions Together with an appropriate barrel cleaning agent As the 6.5 mm variant for corresponding barrels As the 7 mm/.270 variant for corresponding barrels For users looking for a compact alternative to a cleaning rod Why choose Allen Bore-Nado? Bristle and wiping sections combined in one cleaning cord Allows cleaning of the barrel with a single full-length pull The weighted guide tip makes cord insertion easier Compact and easy to carry No separate cleaning rod required for use Ideal for quick maintenance at the range or while hunting 6.5 mm and 7 mm/.270 variants available at Jahipaun Technical specifications Manufacturer: Allen Product series: Bore-Nado Product type: pull-through barrel cleaning cord Variant AL-70590: 6.5 mm Variant AL-70587: 7 mm/.270 Cleaning system: integrated bristle section and braided wiping section Guide tip: weighted metal tip Recommended direction: from chamber towards muzzle Quantity: 1 cleaning cord in selected caliber Included in the set One Allen Bore-Nado cleaning cord in selected caliber Cleaning agent and storage pouch not included. Frequently Asked Questions Is a single pull-through enough? One pull may remove most of the loose dirt, but repeat if necessary. The result depends on the barrel’s condition and the cleaning agent used. Can the same cord be used for both 6.5 mm and .270 rifles? No. You must choose the variant that matches your barrel’s caliber. A cord that is too large may get stuck, and one that is too small will not clean effectively. Does Bore-Nado replace full firearm maintenance? It is excellent for quick barrel cleaning but does not replace the periodic thorough cleaning of the chamber, bolt mechanism, and other parts. In which direction should the cord be pulled? The manufacturer’s instruction is to guide the weighted tip through the barrel via the chamber and pull the cord from the chamber towards the muzzle. When is Allen Bore-Nado the right choice for a rifle? Bore-Nado is suitable for shooters who want to quickly clean the barrel after a day at the range or hunting, without carrying a long cleaning rod and multiple attachments. If the barrel needs thorough removal of copper, carbon, or other stubborn residues, use a cleaning rod, perfectly fitting brushes, patches, and, if necessary, a cleaning rod guide. Recommendations Before each use, check the caliber marked on the cord or packaging. Drip a suitable cleaning agent in front of the bristle section, but do not soak the entire cord. Carefully guide the weight through the barrel via the chamber and pull the cord smoothly all the way out. Do not change the direction of the cord inside the barrel and do not use force if the cord moves unusually hard. After use, clean the cord according to the manufacturer’s instructions and let it dry completely. Replace any cleaning cord with a worn, torn, or damaged guide tip. Quick barrel maintenance without a cleaning rod Allen Bore-Nado combines brushing and wiping in one compact accessory. Be sure to select the 6.5 mm or 7 mm/.270 variant that matches your rifle barrel.
