The Vector Air Kevlar Pull-Through Set is a straightforward, reliable barrel cleaning kit made in-house using a woven Kevlar line. The line is soft-coated, making it flexible, abrasion-resistant, and less likely to snap compared to steel-core alternatives, and the solid one-piece Delrin handle is both ridgid and fracture proof unlike wood or 3D printed handles  This makes it suitable for regular maintenance, removing factory oils from new barrels, and de-leading Airgun barrels when fouling buildup leads to accuracy issues.

The kit includes 100 lint-free, cross-weave patches that hold oil and cleaning solvent well, giving better coverage and scrubbing power. Use 1–5 patches depending on calibre and the level of fouling. The included barrel cleaner is a solvent-based, oil-containing formula that penetrates difficult areas, lubricates moving parts, provides an ultra-thin anti-corrosion film, and helps with dewatering and short-term rust prevention. The solvent evaporates on application, leaving a lubricating film without making treated items slippery or hard to handle. This cleaner can also be used to release seized parts and threads or lubricate delicate mechanisms.

The kit is practical and simple, with no gimmicks — just what you need to keep your airgun barrels clean and performing consistently.

Includes

• 1 × 800mm Kevlar pull-through (soft-coated)

• 100 × cross-weave, lint-free pull-through patches

• 1 × 30 ml solvent-based barrel cleaner in an atomiser bottle

Specifications

• Useable length: 800 mm

• Material: Woven Kevlar Thread

• Working load limit: 15 kg (approx. 65 kg break strain)

• Cleaner: 30 ml solvent-based, water displacement formula in an atomiser bottle

• Suitable for: Calibres from 4.5mm up to 6mm Airguns and Airsoft Guns

Special Note:

Use of too many patches can lead to jams or snapping of the Kevlar line. It is recommended to use 1 patch rolled up and inserted into the loop once the line has been pushed down the barrel from the muzzle. If you find the patches have no resistance, consider adding another patch until there is some resistance. It is better to do more pulls instead of adding more patches as this risking jamming or snapping the pull through.