October Country Muzzleloading

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1. Ramrod tips

   Posted by William Raupfer on 6th Dec 2021

   Works great, fits all my ball puller and brushes.

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2. Tapered end needs to be shorter

   Posted by Joe Reed on 25th Nov 2021

   Took a little while to fit shaft but fits great.

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3. Tapered end needs to be shorter

   Posted by Joe Reed on 25th Nov 2021

   Took a little while to fit shaft but fits great.

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4. Just what I was looking for.

   Posted by Bill on 9th Nov 2021

   I had a missing ramrod for an old muzzleloader and needed these tips to build one. This is the second pair I’ve bought here. Both worked great.

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5. Exactly what I was looking for.

   Posted by William Pugh on 1st Nov 2021

   I’m restoring an old muzzleloader and needed a ramrod and bought these tips.They worked out great.

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6. Great as always.

   Posted by Steven Brennan on 6th Sep 2021

   Great product. High quality....and a pleasure to deal with.

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7. Don’t have products over two weeks

   Posted by Mike johnson on 15th Dec 2020

   Don’t have it yet. Should have I would think. But nothing yet

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8. Works Great On Any 3/8" Dowel-Good Quality

   Posted by Red Desert Drifter on 4th Nov 2020

   DON'T LOSE THE BLACK METAL PIN. I used these to make a spare ramrod for my Lyman GPR Flintlock .54 caliber. Measure the depth to be cut by inserting a stick or nail into it and marking with tape. Use a Dremel sanding drum to cut the dowel down to the inside diameter of the tips. I used fast dry archery tip cement (DEP 30 sec. glue works) to glue them. Make sure you install the cross-pin to secure the tips. Drill a hole through the tips and ramrod after they are installed. Hammer it through and cut-off with Dremel cut-off disk. Save the longer piece for the other tip. Smooth out with the Dremel and you can peen it with a hammer. Finish wood with Tru-Oil and you have a great new ramrod that will fit the gun and also accept a muzzle guide to make it a range rod.

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9. Fits 3/8" oak/hickory dowels perfectly. Use cross pin to secure tips.

   Posted by Red Desert Drifter on 22nd Oct 2020

   Don't trust the cement to secure the tips on the dowel. You need to install the cross pins to make sure the tips are secure. When you open the package, you may wonder what the short, black steel pin is for. After you attach the tips, you need to drill a very small hole through tip and dowel. Then, put the "ramrod" on a piece of softwood and hammer the steel pin through the tip and out the other side just a little bit. Use a Dremel cutting wheel to cut off the extra on both sides. Save the longer piece for the other tip and repeat this for the other tip. Once you make one, you'll want to make more!

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10. ramrod tips

    Posted by Darrell D morgan on 29th Jun 2020

    great product made a good ramrod 3/8sand 10-32 thread

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