Difference between Pull Through and Rakestale

PULL THROUGH vs RAKESTALE: NOUN

A length of cord about a metre long with a narrow cylindrical weight at one end and loops at the other. Used for cleaning rifle barrels, by pulling through a piece of cloth.
Cleaning implement consisting of an oily rag attached by a cord to a weight; is pulled through the barrel of a rifle or handgun to clean it

Relieve oneself, Wipe up, Pull off, Hike up, Clear away, Hook up, Penicil, Polish off, Slip by, Carry through, Bring through, Make it, Come through, Save, Survive

Dungfork, Bipennis, Whittle down, Fire iron, Hand shovel, Shovel, Scrape up, Mopstick, Hayrake, Overrake, Rake up, Rake in, Sarculation, Horserake, Rake

Brush down, Pull out, Relieve oneself, Wipe up, Pull off, Hike up, Clear away, Hook up, Polish off, Slip by, Carry through, Make it, Come through, Save, Survive

Dustheap, Dungfork, Bipennis, Whittle down, Fire iron, Hand shovel, Shovel, Scrape up, Mopstick, Hayrake, Overrake, Rake up, Rake in, Sarculation, Horserake

Great location, pull through sites, big rig friendly.
Yarn over and pull through both of them.
But through the pain-filled haze, thoughts of her children gave her the courage and strength to pull through.
Feed your cord through the eye of the wire and pull through.
Pull out a portion of the hair tie and pull through the ponytail for about half the length of the hair.
Hospital to pull through a question by shrapnel from one reservation: you and then through.
When you feel the material pull away, release the material and let it pull through the feed wheel.
Video shows driver Chris Small pull up to the gate of the parking garage and pull through.
Pull down on the canvas to pull through any remaining slack.
Pull, pull through - take a turn at the front.