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Kibler SMR ramrod issues

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deer antler ... THANK YOU!

(i just knew that there was bling i was leaving out, but couldn't figure out what it was.)
 
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A lotta info here. I'm dealing with ramrod mine now but with all this info it should be something that I can fix with a bit of time.
 
I used a brass bore bristle brush on the end of the loading rod and it got out enough wood to allow the ramrod to go in and out as it should.
 
I am going to add a perhaps useless comment . . . don't worry about sanding down your ramrod a lot . . . in my view the ramrod on a rifle (not so w a large caliber smoothbore) is that the ramrod is mostly for decoration. Hear me out . . . At a range, I always use a metal range rod, which is more stable and consistent. I only use the wooden rod when hunting in the woods. . which means not very often. I hate it when I forget my range rod. Now that being said, I shoot mostly a .32. . so that may explain my thinking.
 
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