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Unread 02-16-2003, 06:02 AM   #1
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Hi,

Anyone have a good overview of cleaning rod types?
Tried to scan through the archives but found most pictures aren't available (anymore?)

What has a wooden kegshaped handle with 2 lines per side? What I have looks like a LP08 rod, but I haven't seen this type of handle before. Most have 3 lines per side on the handle...
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Here's a scan of the beast:

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Just repeating the question,

Anybody can indentify this? Browsed through quite some books but they only show the handle with 3 lines per side.
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I am not sure, but I think that this might be a NAVY cleaning rod... perhaps someone else might be able to give some more information...
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John,

Would be nice, since the Dutch Korps Mariniers used navy equipment, amongst others.
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It does NOT appear to be Imperial German Navy; all of my Imperial German Navy rods have 3 rings.
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Thanks for the correction Tom A. Nice to have you around when I make mistakes like that!
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My Friend John et al,

It may still be a Navy rod, but not necessarily Imperial German Navy. I try to avoid ruling things out, without qualification, in dealing with these wonderful pistols. There is still so much we do not know.

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