Gunslick Nylon Spear-Pointed Jag (.38 Caliber/9mm)

Works great. Not worried that will wear down the grooves inside of the barrel.

Right-sized hard plastic with a durable appearing tip for holding a patch. Solvent will not affect this jag the way it affects bronze.

Really like this jag, good for using copper solvent when you obviously shouldn't use a brass jag, surprisingly sturdy, probably because unlike other nylon rod ends, this is a solid piece of material.

The point is to flemsy, it bends and nearly breaks when trying to puncture patch with it, I wish I bought a brass one instead.

Normally I always use brass jags with excellent results. These polymer jags cost under two dollars and are nice to just throw them the range bag or the toolbox for the days you can't find your brass jags. No they're not perfect, no they're not high-quality but they will fit down the bore with a patch and sometimes that's all you need. Three stars for just being poor quality but still able to work quite well & do their intended job.

I'm not sure it's worth over ten dollars but it's pretty great.I prefer a jag that is not metal (as to avoid scratching risk) and this is a good one.

Works great in my 9mm pistol barrels. Big plus is you don't have to worry about scratching the barrel. Highly recommend.

I own several gun cleaning kits, but none of them come with a jag. Why????? This works so well it should be standard equipment for anyone that cleans guns.