RMC Muzzleloading Bore Light
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Description
🔍 Light Up Your Precision! Inspect with Confidence!
- READY TO USE - No assembly required—just drop it in and start inspecting!
- TRUSTED BRAND - Brought to you by OX-YOKE ORIGINALS, a name synonymous with quality.
- UNIVERSAL FIT - Designed to fit any muzzle of 45 caliber or larger for versatile use.
- COMPLETE PACKAGE - Comes with batteries and light bulb included for immediate functionality.
- ILLUMINATE YOUR INSPECTION - Experience superior lighting with the green LED that brightens your bore.
The RMC Muzzleloading Bore Light is a high-quality inspection tool designed for firearms enthusiasts. Featuring a green LED that illuminates the bore interior, this product ensures superior visibility for thorough inspections. It fits any muzzle of 45 caliber or larger and comes ready to use with batteries and a light bulb included, making it a must-have for precision and safety.
Specifications
| Brand Name | OX-YOKE ORIGINALS |
| Manufacturer | RMC OX-YOKE LLC |
Reviews
T**Y
It (light) works good!
Every traditional shooter should own a couple of these.
J**N
Not happy !
Ordered this for closed breach muzzleloadres but it arrived with a dead battery. Batteries are fairly inexpensive but I dont think its to much to ask that it comes wth a fresh batteries so you can at least use it a bit before havinig to replace the battery pack. I tried calling RCM Oxyoke but after several no answer. I will not be recommending this to anyone.
R**.
Bore light
I've owned one before and they are great for muzzleloaders that don't allow access from the breach, I have three traditional muzzleloaders.Two flintlocks, and one (Hawkin Shop) Hawkin percussion rifle, all 54-caliber.I believe that the caliber needs to be 50 or above to fit the bore.The reason for purchasing this one is that I misplaced the one that I've had for the last six years.
R**3
Sturdy, Works Great
An old standby. Glad they are still being made of brass. Who wants to use a plastic anything with a traditional muzzleloader? Save the plastic ones for those plastic inline shooters.
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