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Thompson Center
The Thompson Center 9060R Ramrod Accessory Kit for .45 caliber muzzleloaders gives you a complete set of cleaning and maintenance tools designed to keep your rifle running reliably between shots and at the bench. Whether you're a traditional flintlock shooter or prefer modern inline ignition, this kit assembles the most-used ramrod attachments into one package so you're not hunting through your range bag when you need to clear a fouled bore or pull a stuck projectile.
Built around quality brass and steel construction, each tool in the kit serves a specific purpose. The solid brass patch puller with steel fingers removes cloth patches cleanly without tearing them into the bore. The ball and bullet puller features a brass bore guide that centers the pointed screw precisely on stuck bullets, making removal straightforward—it's equally effective on stubborn shotgun wads and sabots if you ever cross over to other muzzleloading disciplines. The super jag is machined from solid brass with a deliberately stepped shank that prevents patches from binding or accordion-ing during cleaning strokes, a detail that matters when you're running patches downrange between shots in the field.
Rounding out the kit are a bronze bore brush for scrubbing out lead and plastic fouling, and a cotton bore swab for applying solvents and lubrication to the bore. It's the kind of thoughtful accessory set that works because it was designed by shooters who know what actually happens during a hunting day or a long range session.
Yes, this Thompson Center 9060R kit is specifically designed for .45 caliber muzzleloaders.
Yes. The brass bore guide and pointed screw design work well for removing stuck shotgun wads and sabots in addition to bullets.
The kit includes a patch puller, ball and bullet puller, super jag, bronze bore brush, and cotton bore swab—five essential tools for cleaning and maintenance.
The stepped shank design prevents patches from binding or bunching up on the jag during cleaning strokes, making your maintenance routine more efficient and effective.
Thompson Center
The Thompson Center 9060R Ramrod Accessory Kit for .45 caliber muzzleloaders gives you a complete set of cleaning and maintenance tools designed to keep your rifle running reliably between shots and at the bench. Whether you're a traditional flintlock shooter or prefer modern inline ignition, this kit assembles the most-used ramrod attachments into one package so you're not hunting through your range bag when you need to clear a fouled bore or pull a stuck projectile.
Built around quality brass and steel construction, each tool in the kit serves a specific purpose. The solid brass patch puller with steel fingers removes cloth patches cleanly without tearing them into the bore. The ball and bullet puller features a brass bore guide that centers the pointed screw precisely on stuck bullets, making removal straightforward—it's equally effective on stubborn shotgun wads and sabots if you ever cross over to other muzzleloading disciplines. The super jag is machined from solid brass with a deliberately stepped shank that prevents patches from binding or accordion-ing during cleaning strokes, a detail that matters when you're running patches downrange between shots in the field.
Rounding out the kit are a bronze bore brush for scrubbing out lead and plastic fouling, and a cotton bore swab for applying solvents and lubrication to the bore. It's the kind of thoughtful accessory set that works because it was designed by shooters who know what actually happens during a hunting day or a long range session.
Yes, this Thompson Center 9060R kit is specifically designed for .45 caliber muzzleloaders.
Yes. The brass bore guide and pointed screw design work well for removing stuck shotgun wads and sabots in addition to bullets.
The kit includes a patch puller, ball and bullet puller, super jag, bronze bore brush, and cotton bore swab—five essential tools for cleaning and maintenance.
The stepped shank design prevents patches from binding or bunching up on the jag during cleaning strokes, making your maintenance routine more efficient and effective.
