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If you've ever fought with a patch that slides through the bore without touching the corners of the rifling, these Tipton felt pellets are the fix. They're made from heavy compressed felt that expands and contracts to grab the lands and grooves, so you get real contact and a more thorough clean on your .338 rifle. Run them dry to check for leftover fouling, or dampen one with solvent or oil for wet passes. They handle multiple trips through the barrel without falling apart, which is more than you can say for a lot of cotton patches.
The pellets are sized specifically for .338 and 8mm bores, and the felt has just enough give to seal against the rifling. That snug fit is the whole point. Instead of a patch that only wipes part of the bore, the pellet works the full circumference and scrubs dirt and lead residue as it travels. A lot of folks keep them around for a quick check pass after brushing, then a final oiled pellet to leave a protective film before storage.
Each 50-count pack ships with one caliber-correct jag that threads onto a standard cleaning rod, so you're ready to go out of the box. The jag has a pointed tip that holds the pellet firmly, and a common routine is to push a couple dry pellets through from the breech, inspect, then follow with an oiled one. The resealable pouch keeps the rest clean and makes them easy to toss in a range bag or cleaning kit.
For anyone who shoots a .338 regularly, felt pellets are a handy addition alongside your brushes and patches. They're durable, quick to use, and they get into the parts of the bore that traditional patches tend to miss, which is exactly what keeps a barrel shooting accurately season after season.
Yes, each 50-count pack includes one caliber-correct jag sized for .338 and 8mm bores. It threads onto a standard cleaning rod, so you can start using the pellets right away. If you clean more than one rifle at a time, keep in mind you'll want a jag dedicated to each rod.
Thread the jag onto your cleaning rod, press a pellet onto the tip, and push it through the bore, ideally from the breech end. Many people run a couple of dry pellets to check for leftover fouling, then finish with one dampened in oil to leave a protective film before storage. You can also run solvent-soaked pellets for wet passes as part of your normal routine.
They serve different purposes, but felt pellets have a real advantage in fit. The compressed felt expands to contact the full circumference of the lands and grooves, where a flat patch often misses the corners of the rifling. They're also tough enough to handle multiple passes without shredding.
These are sized for .338 and 8mm bores, and the felt has a little give to accommodate slight caliber variance. Sticking with the correct size gives you the best fit and cleaning contact. If you shoot several calibers, Tipton offers pellets in sizes from .17 all the way up to .50.
| UPC | 661120417088 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1099932 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .338 Caliber |
| Quantity | 50 |
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