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Ruger4570 · February 25, 2009, 08:44 PM

Way back when I was in the Army, M-14 days, there were chamber brushes that had a plastic ratcheting affair attached to the brush. You would stick one end of the cleaning rod section into the hole and allow the bolt to close on the brush. You could rotate the brush a couple of degrees, reinsert the rod in a different hole to turn it some more. I have seen these for sale at several gunshows. I don't know if there is enough ejection port on a 100 for this to work though. Anyhow, just another thought.

February 25, 2009, 08:44 PM	#8
Ruger4570 Senior Member Join Date: April 3, 2005 Location: Rochester, New York Posts: 2,136	Way back when I was in the Army, M-14 days, there were chamber brushes that had a plastic ratcheting affair attached to the brush. You would stick one end of the cleaning rod section into the hole and allow the bolt to close on the brush. You could rotate the brush a couple of degrees, reinsert the rod in a different hole to turn it some more. I have seen these for sale at several gunshows. I don't know if there is enough ejection port on a 100 for this to work though. Anyhow, just another thought.