Preview: MagnetoSpeed RifleKühl

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posted on October 30, 2022
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MagnetoSpeed RifleKühl

The Riflekühl from MagnetoSpeed is a battery-powered barrel cooler that forces ambient air through the device and down the bore of your rifle to greatly decrease cooling times.

Compatible with many semi-automatic, bolt- and lever-action receiver designs, the lightweight, magnetic unit features an extendable nozzle that helps seal the chamber and further speed the cooling process, and a replaceable 50-micron dust filters prevents debris from being blown into the barrel.

The Riflekühl ships with one CR123A Lithium battery already installed and several replacement filters, and a belt/pocket clip allows for convenient carry. Price is $60.

For more information, please visit, magnetospeed.com.

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