Kit Includes: Brass nipple pick with storage case, brass fouling scraper, combination ball/patch puller, bronze brush, brass cleaning jag, and Premium Lube Cleaning Patches. All threads are 10/32 to fit most commonly used ram rods. 

Traditions new loading jag makes loading an ease. The end of the jag turns with the rifling in the barrel. Designed to load polymer tip, lead tip and hollow point bullets without damaging the tips or round balls. A must have for anyone that spends a lot of time at the range. 10/32 thread.

Deluxe Palm saver is equipped with a locking screw which enables a better use of the ramrod. Palm Saver fits - 7mm - 9mm and 5/16" ramrods. By Pedersoli

Made of select hardwood in a hand-forming shape, the Palm Saver slips into the end of the ramrod to ease the pressure on the shooter's hand. Fits all standard ramrods. Place Palm Saver on end of ramrod to drive the projectile down the bore.

The ramrod tips have a spherically cupped end which will center the ramrod over the ball, thus preventing damage to the ball or barrel.  Tips are available in steel or brass with either 8-32 or 10-32 thread to accept standard jags and other accessories.  The 5/16” diameter tips are1 ¼” long; all others are 1 ½” long.  These tips are normally installed on a ramrod with a cross pin for secure fastening.

The fouling scraper is used to scrape loose the build-up on the breech plug and prevent fouling. They are made of brass with 8-32 or 10-32 threaded steel stud.

The cleaning jags will fit the above ramrod tips and other makes with 8-32 or 10-32 threads.  Cleaning Jags are made from brass with a steel threaded stud to prevent the breakage that can occur with brass studded jags.  These jags also feature a spherically cupped end allowing the user to load without removing the jag from the ramrod.  The grooved bands around the head of the jag will firmly grip the cleaning patch.

These all-brass jags are for the modern small calibers.  They are made for a gun rod and will fit standard small bore cleaning rods with 8-32 threads.

These brass one piece ramrod tip and jag combinations have 10-32 thread to accept standard ramrod accessories.  The jag has a spherically cupped end which will center ramrod over ball, thus preventing damage to t he ball or barrel

These brass button jags are for small diameter ramrods and cleaning rods where a tapered shank jag is not necessary for patch clearance.  The jags have a spherically cupped end to allow loading a muzzleloader without removing the jag from the ramrod. All jags have a steal threaded stud. 

With one additional feature these brass and steel ramrod ends are made in the same style as the T/C and CVA ramrod ends – the ball seating end has an 8-32 female thread (except the 5/16” diameter size).  A rod made with these ends will have a 10-32 thread in one end and a 8-32 thread in the other end.  The jag adapter is designed to use a button type jag.

These covers can be used in place of the jag to cover the bullet puller screw on the end of combination tips.  This type of end was often used on the back end of old original ramrods and went down inside the stock ramrod hole. 

Easily retrieves cleaning patches lost in bore. Brass with stainless steel tines. 10-32 thread.

The base for the combination ramrod tip has a built in steel lag screw for pulling bullets or retrieving lost patches.  A jag or cover can be screwed on the base over the bullet puller.  All parts are brass except for the steel bullet puller screw. 

These adapters screw on the male threads of steel musket ramrods providing a female 10-32 thread for all the various ramrod accessories that are available.  The adapter is 2 1/2  inches long providing a little extra length to the ramrod. 

The bullet puller consists of a steel bullet puller lag screw with a ¼” hexagonal collar and an attached brass disk.  The brass disc has a minimum clearance in the barrel assuring the lag screw is centered over the ball and prevented from deflecting to the side of the ball possibly damaging the barrel bore.  The hexagonal collar provides a means to remove the puller from the ramrod and/or bullet with a small wrench.  These bullet pullers are available with 8-32 and 10-32 thread.

This screw is 1” long with ½” of machine screw threads on one end and 3/8” of lag screw threads on the other end.  There is an integral hexagonal collar for removal with a small wrench.  Two thread sizes are available.  

This adapter will convert ramrod threads allowing the use of various cleaning and loading accessories.

This adapter will convert ramrod threads allowing the use of various cleaning and loading accessories.

This handy brass ramrod guide protects the bore at the muzzle from wear during cleaning and loading.  The guide touches only the crown of the bore.  The conical shape allows the guide to be used with all calibers.  All loading and cleaning ramrods of wood, steel and fiberglass wear the bore with repeated use without a rod guide. 

This Brass loading tip for shotguns, is very much like those found on old original high quality shotguns.  The tip should be pinned on the wood ramrod for a secure attachment.

This Brass ramrod tip is use for loading and cleaning shotguns. It is available to fit 3/8” or 7/16” diameter ramrods.  The end of the jag is flat to seat shotgun wads.

These brass button jags are for small diameter ramrods and cleaning rods where a tapered shank jag is not necessary for patch clearance.  The jags have a spherically cupped end to allow loading a muzzleloader without removing the jag from the ramrod.  All jags have a steal threaded stud.