Atacpro

Good value

stuart coombes 14010723719

26 September 2019

Perfect product to protect your critical components,

(5)

Holds the bolt actions well good pouch keeps them

Brendan Sankowsky brendansankowsk

3 June 2019

I bought this item to store my rifle bolts it's a step up from wrapping them in cloth , it suits my requirements and is of good quality for the price

(5)

Fantastic piece of kit

Marizelle Burger marizelle_burge

8 October 2020

I’ve bought 6 of these now. Good for ammo, mags and bolts. Sturdy, compact and excellent quality. Holds 300 rounds worth of .22lr packets.

(5)

Amazing!

Paul Mitchell 193959066068

15 August 2018

Amazing product. Holds 300 .22lr rounds but also perfect for secure storage/transportation of bolts and mags. Sturdy design and top quality. I purchased 3 and my father-in-law purchased 3 as soon as he saw them. Highly reccomended.

(5)

Atac Pro Gun Cleaning Patches

Daniel Maugeri dmaugeri1017@gm

6 November 2020

I have used these patches in the past and have had no issues. I purchased 2 new packs yesterday. They were neatly packed and fit well in my rifles. Customer service was excellent.

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Shotgun snap caps

Greg Barnes barnsey63215554

6 December 2018

These shotgun snap caps are well made and are strong and durable and will last for many years. They even have spare primer springs which can be replaced if they ever get worn from constant closing of the hammerless shotgun action. Very good indeed.

(4)

Cleans brass cases well.

John Roche andyman02413911

7 January 2019

As far as affordable vibrating tumblers go, this one works great for cleaning brass cases. With crushed walnut media, you get a lot of dust. Walnut media cleans well but the brass doesn't come out shiny. There's almost no dust with crushed corn cob media and it cleans well too and the brass comes out shiny. If you want it polished, add some polish. The cases come out clean using either dry media. If you remove primers prior to cleaning, the primer holes won't be as clean as using wet media with steel pins and little pieces of the dry media get stuck in the primer pocket and flash holes. They are easily removed with a small pin punch or compressed air.

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