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Complete airgun cleaning kit

The Bisley Air Rifle Cleaning Kit gives you everything you need to keep both .177 and .22 airguns shooting accurately. It suits air rifles and air pistols alike, making it one tidy solution for a mixed collection.

What is in the kit

Inside you get a three-piece steel cleaning rod, a jag and pellet remover, wool mops in both .177 and .22, bronze brushes in both calibres and nylon brushes in both calibres. That covers routine barrel cleaning and clearing the odd stuck pellet.

Why regular cleaning matters

Lead and dirt build up inside a barrel over time, which slowly robs an airgun of accuracy and consistency. A few minutes with a mop and brush keeps groups tight and your rifle performing as it should.

Pair it with the right pellets

Keep a clean barrel fed with quality ammunition from our outdoor and shooting range. If your airgun needs more than a clean, our Kent repair service can help.

General
BrandBisley
Other
TypeAirgun barrel cleaning kit
Calibres.177 and .22
SuitsAir rifles and air pistols
Cleaning RodThree-piece steel
JagIncluded (jag / pellet remover)
Wool Mops.177 and .22
Bronze Brushes.177 and .22
Nylon Brushes.177 and .22
UseBarrel cleaning and stuck pellet removal

Frequently asked questions

Which calibres does the kit cover?

It covers both .177 and .22, with mops and brushes supplied in each calibre, so it suits a mixed airgun collection.

Does it work on air pistols too?

Yes. The kit suits both air rifles and air pistols in .177 and .22.

What is included?

You get a three-piece steel rod, a jag and pellet remover, wool mops in .177 and .22, bronze brushes in both calibres and nylon brushes in both calibres.

Can it remove a stuck pellet?

Yes, the jag doubles as a pellet remover, letting you clear a lodged pellet from the barrel safely.

How often should I clean my airgun?

A quick clean every few hundred shots, or whenever accuracy drops off, helps keep the barrel free of lead and dirt for consistent groups.