Every cleaning rod I have the handle spends on the rod. As you push it in by the handle the rod spins.
This is just my opinion. If you're using it for a rifle you need a spinning handle but if it's for a handgun I wouldn't really worry much about it.It's a Pro Shot cleaning kit. It seems pretty nice, but the rod is stationary. It doesn't rotate on the handle. Should I get one that rotates?
It's a Pro Shot cleaning kit. It seems pretty nice, but the rod is stationary. It doesn't rotate on the handle. Should I get one that rotates?
I wouldn't worry too much. Just make sure that your brushes don't unscrew themselves turning with the rifling. It isn't a major catastrophe, but it is an annoyance to deal with.
Now, after reading the thread title without opening it, I was going to suggest that the most proper use involved an orifice attached to a certain Kenyan where the sun doesn't shine such that you could clean his brain a bit.
I was wondering if it is okay to turn the rod as you push brush/patch through the bore to get some extra cleaning action?