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Bore Tech
The Bore Tech V Stix 22 Cal–6.5mm cleaning rod is built for shooters who want a straightforward, reliable tool for bore maintenance without paying for unnecessary frills. This 40-inch rod spans calibers from .22 rimfire through 6.5mm, making it versatile enough for most rifles in a typical gun safe. The steel core is engineered specifically for this caliber range, paired with a durable, chemical-resistant coating that stands up to solvents and patches without degrading. Whether you're breaking in a new barrel or running routine maintenance after a hunting trip, this rod handles the job without flinching.
The ergonomic cushioned handle features a ball bearing system—a design detail that separates quality rods from budget alternatives. That bearing system lets the rod rotate smoothly during cleaning, reducing binding and friction that can wear out patches or damage bore integrity. The handle is color-coded to match your caliber, so you grab the right rod in the dark or on a busy bench. Barrel-safe female threaded brass ferrules protect your firearm's receiver and muzzle from the dings and marring that metal-on-metal contact causes over time. It's the kind of thoughtful engineering that adds years to a cleaning rod's life and keeps your firearms in condition.
Bore Tech has earned respect in the precision cleaning space by refusing to oversell or overprice. The V Stix line carries that philosophy—you get genuine, caliber-specific construction and proven features at a price that makes sense. If you run multiple rifles in this caliber window, a single rod keeps your cleaning kit lean and functional. Jags, brushes, and other bore tools are sold separately, so you can build your cleaning kit to match your actual needs.
| Caliber Range | .22 Cal–6.5mm |
| Rod Length | 40 inches |
| Core Material | Caliber-specific steel |
| Ferrule Material | Brass |
| Ferrule Type | Female threaded |
| Handle Type | Cushioned with ball bearing system |
| Handle Coding | Color-coded by caliber |
| Coating | Chemical-resistant |
The Bore Tech V Stix is designed for .22 caliber through 6.5mm, making it compatible with firearms like .22 rimfire, .223 Remington, .243 Winchester, .270 Winchester, and 6.5 Creedmoor, among others in that range. Always verify your specific caliber against the rod's designation before use.
The ball bearing system in the cushioned handle allows the rod to rotate freely during cleaning. This smooth rotation reduces friction and binding, which protects your bore from unnecessary wear and makes the cleaning process more efficient and easier on your hands during longer sessions.
No, jags, brushes, and other bore-cleaning tools are sold separately. This lets you assemble a cleaning kit tailored to your needs and preferences without paying for extras you don't use.
The female threaded brass ferrule protects your rifle's receiver and muzzle from metal-on-metal contact that can cause dents, dings, and cosmetic damage. Brass is softer than steel, so it absorbs impact instead of transferring it to your firearm's finish.
Bore Tech
The Bore Tech V Stix 22 Cal–6.5mm cleaning rod is built for shooters who want a straightforward, reliable tool for bore maintenance without paying for unnecessary frills. This 40-inch rod spans calibers from .22 rimfire through 6.5mm, making it versatile enough for most rifles in a typical gun safe. The steel core is engineered specifically for this caliber range, paired with a durable, chemical-resistant coating that stands up to solvents and patches without degrading. Whether you're breaking in a new barrel or running routine maintenance after a hunting trip, this rod handles the job without flinching.
The ergonomic cushioned handle features a ball bearing system—a design detail that separates quality rods from budget alternatives. That bearing system lets the rod rotate smoothly during cleaning, reducing binding and friction that can wear out patches or damage bore integrity. The handle is color-coded to match your caliber, so you grab the right rod in the dark or on a busy bench. Barrel-safe female threaded brass ferrules protect your firearm's receiver and muzzle from the dings and marring that metal-on-metal contact causes over time. It's the kind of thoughtful engineering that adds years to a cleaning rod's life and keeps your firearms in condition.
Bore Tech has earned respect in the precision cleaning space by refusing to oversell or overprice. The V Stix line carries that philosophy—you get genuine, caliber-specific construction and proven features at a price that makes sense. If you run multiple rifles in this caliber window, a single rod keeps your cleaning kit lean and functional. Jags, brushes, and other bore tools are sold separately, so you can build your cleaning kit to match your actual needs.
| Caliber Range | .22 Cal–6.5mm |
| Rod Length | 40 inches |
| Core Material | Caliber-specific steel |
| Ferrule Material | Brass |
| Ferrule Type | Female threaded |
| Handle Type | Cushioned with ball bearing system |
| Handle Coding | Color-coded by caliber |
| Coating | Chemical-resistant |
The Bore Tech V Stix is designed for .22 caliber through 6.5mm, making it compatible with firearms like .22 rimfire, .223 Remington, .243 Winchester, .270 Winchester, and 6.5 Creedmoor, among others in that range. Always verify your specific caliber against the rod's designation before use.
The ball bearing system in the cushioned handle allows the rod to rotate freely during cleaning. This smooth rotation reduces friction and binding, which protects your bore from unnecessary wear and makes the cleaning process more efficient and easier on your hands during longer sessions.
No, jags, brushes, and other bore-cleaning tools are sold separately. This lets you assemble a cleaning kit tailored to your needs and preferences without paying for extras you don't use.
The female threaded brass ferrule protects your rifle's receiver and muzzle from metal-on-metal contact that can cause dents, dings, and cosmetic damage. Brass is softer than steel, so it absorbs impact instead of transferring it to your firearm's finish.
