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Why not make your own Delrin Rod? Actually all you do is Cut them at the unfinished end. I have them in Every Muzzleloader i own.

They come full length, in 10-32 (Typical for Muzzleloaders) and 8-32 (Typical for Centerfire) You simply Cut them to the Length you need, That easy
https://www.buffaloarms.com/delrin-flexible-ramrod-blank-3-tre1181640.html
And then ad a Jag to it, Simply Screws in. I ad a little Blue Loctite to keep them from Backing out. This one fits the Rod above
https://www.buffaloarms.com/45-caliber-cleaning-jag-10-32-tre1122456.html

Thanks for the heads up. I ordered both. What did you use to cut them with?
 
Love the way this gun feels. Got the Burris mounted and just waiting on the bullets to get here to shoot it. Here is a quick cell phone pic. When it quits raining I will get some better pics
 

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What bullets did you order for it? Mine prefers Bullshop 488gr conicals. I have more in 465gr just waiting their turn, but the 488gr is a deer killer for me!
Looks like your gun is blackiced too, if so its very easy to maintain for cleaning.
 
Yep it is blackened. I ordered the No Excuses 460 gr bullets. I need to order some of the Bull Shop bullets. They recommended their BS 480 gr for the .451. I need to measure the diameter to see what bullet size to order
 
I believe the BS480gr. is the same as my BS 488gr. or close. Tell Dan what rifle you have, he will know what to send. I shoot 80gr. T73Fg in mine with a non-lubed wool wad. I have killed many a deer with that load!! The 8 point in my avatar is one of the biggest, a 10 pt. is the biggest so far.
 
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