The chamber scraper is well-made, machined to exact tolerances, and does its job perfectly. Now I can shoot .38 Special and .357, all while cleaning out the charge holes in a timely manner. I definitely recommend this for revolver enthusiasts!

A great tool to have in my cleaning kit. I like shooting 38 Special rounds after going through my 357 Magnum rounds, but the carbon rings are a pain to get rid of; so that my 357s aren't getting stuck the next time I shoot. The SlixSprings Chamber scraper easily takes care of those rings and saves me time and aggravation. It's easy to use with a flathead screwdriver or cleaning rod. Forget the magic tricks with a copper scouring pad, etc. Just order the SlixSprings scraper and be done.

Scrubbed my cylinders for 30 mins with a wire brush and still 357 cartridges were getting stuck. Used this one time, took 2 mins to do them all, and now its smooth as butta! Highly recommend.

👍👍, makes cleaning a 357 cylinder a breeze after a steady diet of 38 Special ammo!!

Found this item online through recommendations. Product is extremely well made and versatile. It works as advertised. Excellent customer service! I would definitely recommend and purchase again!

After spending lots of $$$ on different removal methods, brushes, brass screen lead removers, solutions, etc. I thought i'd give this a try. It works so well at first i thought it didn't do anything till I looked down the cylinder. I was stunned! In nothing flat it took out the coated build up and restored my cylinder to clean as a pin. Maybe some day The Boss will make one for 41 Mag/41 Spec loads. Great invention. Thank you.

Works as promised completely satisfied

Great cleaning product. For those of us who love 38/357 this is a perfect product. Cleans the carbon buildup from revolver cylinders and rifle chambers quickly and efficiently. Only improvement would be adding a little handle.

Friend of mine told me about this. Saw him use his and went home and ordered one for myself. Get yours today…

Friend of mine told me about this. Saw him use his and went home and ordered one for myself. Get yours today…

Got me a Ruger 327 and after shooting 32 SW Long, H&R 32 Mag, and 327 Fed. Mag the chamber throats got a lot of carbon build-up. SliXprings to the rescue. A couple twists in each chamber and, poof, a clean cylinder. Highly recommended.

I primarily shoot revolver in Steel Challenge matches, this is absolutely THE BEST tool in my cleaning kit hands down! No more scrubbing for hours trying to get the ring in my cylinders left behind from minor power factor reloads. This tool is an absolute timer saver!! I highly recommend this, It is very well made and looks like it can last for a very very long time.

I had previously bought one of these tools for my .357/.38 caliber revolvers and it worked like a charm. It even made short work of my Friends revolver chambers as he never cleaned his and was having trouble inserting cartridges. I've used this latest one on my .44 caliber chambers with equal success!

I have a new S&W 432UC. Chambered for 32H&R Mag. When you shoot 32 long, the carbon is nearly impossible to remove. This tool made it effortless. Worth every penny.

Works as advertised and better than using a piece of brass

These are well made and sturdy. Simple to operate. It is no substitute for a proper cleaning, but, at the range, will quickly remove enough carbon buildup to allow your mag rounds to chamber after shooting a number of ‘specials’.

Do no buy for Freedom Arms Casull
Brady - 04/16/2024
This scraper is well made however, apparently the cylinders on a 454 Casull are too tight for this scraper. I could only insert the scraper 1/3 the way into the cylinders when it binded up. I usually shoot 45 long colt loads through this gun.

I purchased one for the .327 H&R Mag and as stated above it only went about halfway into the chamber of my Freedom Arms revolver. The tolerances on these revolver chambers are very strict. When Slixprings rollmarked "Slix 32" on the scraper the raised edges made the diameter to large to fit the cylinder chambers. A little file work on the scraper and all is good.

I must admit I was a little nervous at first using this on my stainless revolvers. After carefully using it, the results are perfect. Using Breakfree or another solvent certainly is a must before scraping. It makes very fast work of clearing the cylinder of .38 special residue in a .357 revolver. A+

This is my second one...the first works so well that I was persuaded to part with it to a fellow shooter, knowing I could get another! Love this product!

Quick delivery and worked great
Never disappointed of products from slixspring

Excellent product(s) well worth the purchase. Used them on my 45 Colt rifle and my wife’s GP100. She shoots a lot of lead 148gr 38 Special out of her pistol. Cleaned up the chambers very well and fast. This is just one of the products I have purchased from SliXprings. Fast shipping and decent prices. Can’t wait for the 460 S&W scraper to come back in stock.

This scraper is well made however, apparently the cylinders on a 454 Casull are too tight for this scraper. I could only insert the scraper 1/3 the way into the cylinders when it binded up. I usually shoot 45 long colt loads through this gun.



Reply from SliXprings:

As clearly stated on the product label, the .45 Colt Scraper is designed specifically for .45 Colt cylinders. It is not long enough to reach the chamber throats of a .454 Casull cylinder. The scraper likely became stuck because residue had accumulated in the chambers from firing the shorter .45 Colt cartridges. For a .454 Casull cylinder, you need our longer .460 Magnum Scraper, which can reach the chamber throats.

necessary for Marlin lever in 357, if shooting 38 special lead.

Great idea and well executed.
I shoot .357/.38 Special and .44mag and .44 special a lot, ant these scapers help me keep the cylinders clean so I can switch rounds easily.
Great customer service.

I keep my guns clean anyway, and none of them had much carbon build up from shooting .38s in .357s or .44 Specials in Magnum, but if you do I think these little tools would work slick as a ribbon. I tried them in my revolvers, and they got a little crud out, but like I said, mine were clean to begin with, I just bought these for insurance.