Cleaning Patches

Otis All-Caliber Patch

The all-caliber patch will clean from 22 to 45 caliber rifles pistols and all shotguns. The patch is a significant breakthrough in gun cleaning. This one patch replaces 7 different size patches, thus one patch for all firearms from 22 caliber to 12 gauge. Each patch will have 6 new cleaning surfaces, thus you can completely clean any firearm with one patch.

	Slot "A" is used with the smallest brass #2 tip to clean 22 to 270 caliber. Slot "B" is used with the middle size #3 tip to clean 30 to 45 caliber. Slot 'B" is always used for shotguns 410 to 12 gauge.
	Put the tip in the proper slot. Take a pinch on the patch. Pinch the patch upward as illustrated.
	Feed the tip of the fold through the slot in the tip.
	Pull the fold through tightly to lock the patch on the tip. This will make a knot that will scrub deep into the rifling. It is impossible for the patch to come loose in the bore.
	You have now created a cone that will give 360 degree coverage. This will center the tip in the barrel and prevent the tip from rubbing the inside of the bore. The Knot in the patch at the end of the tip will scrub deep into the corners of the rifling.
	By pinching at different locations, you can vary the size of the patch. The knot in the patch is made larger as the patch is shortened in length. The chart below shows the location to make the proper size patch.

Rifle and Pistol Patch Chart

CALIBER	TIP SIZE	PATCH SLOT	LOOSE PATCH	TIGHT PATCH
22	2	A	12 o'clock	1 o'clock
25	2	A	1 o'clock	2 o'clock
27	2	A	2 o'clock	3 o'clock
30	3	B	12 o'clock	2 o'clock
35	3	B	3 o'clock	6 o'clock
38	3	B	4 o'clock	*12 o'clock
41	3	B	5 o'clock	*2 o'clock
45	3	B	6 o'clock	*3 o'clock
50	3	B	*3 o'clock	*6 o'clock

*=Double patch

The Shotgun patch

The forged brass shotgun tip has a patented internal thread. This lets the tip take advantage of the 900 lb. breaking strength of the memory-flex rod.

To use the tip simply put it over the female rod end and turn clockwise to lock the tip on the rod. Screw it all the way about 4 to 5 turns.

Now put the tip in slot "B" place the patch saver over the patch. Take a pinch on the patch at the 6 O'clock position. This gives you the maximum amount of material to lock the patch on. Put the point of the patch through the slot in the tip. Pull tightly as you move the patch saver forward. You will notice that the patch will lock the patch and patch saver onto the tip.

Normally with a slotted tip you would randomly scrub either side of the barrel. With the all-caliber patch you clean the entire surface.

With one pull down the barrel you will actually squeegee the inside of the chamber, forcing cone, bore, and choke.

Shotgun Patch Chart

CALIBER	TIP SIZE	PATCH SLOT	PATCH SAVER	TIGHT PATCH
.410	4	B	NONE	6 o'clock
28 guage	4	B	NONE	*6 o'clock
20 guage	4	B	SMALL	6 o'clock
16 guage	4	B	SMALL	6 o'clock
12 guage	4	B	LARGE	6 o'clock
10 guage	4	B	LARGE	*6 o'clock

*=Double patch