Ultimate Gun Cleaning Kit - 45% off - $44.03

Price in title please, thanks.

Is all of this stuff necessary? Or is a bore snake and some oil good enough?

Puissance wrote: ↑ Is all of this stuff necessary? Or is a bore snake and some oil good enough?

Depends how many firearms you have and the range of calibers.

You can absolutely get by without everything in this kit. However kits with 20% of what this one comes with can retail for $50+

The best bang for your buck would be to get everything you need, and make a case for it all yourself. Or dump it all in a zip lock bag.

I have this exact same kit. I have no complaints with it at all!

I paid ~$70 for it. For $44 it's a no brainer.

Amazon has better info, they include more photos and a better description. 73% of people that reviewed 5/5 that paid at least $69.29 (Lowest price from CCC on Aug 08, 2019). This is a great find OP, thank you


Product description
Amazon.ca Product Description
The Ultimate Gun Cleaning Kit (65 Pieces) is a professional grade cleaning kit that uses high grade components, stored in a tool box specifically built for gun cleaning. Each cleaning tool has its own fitted compartment that is named with the items name or size. This kit is designed for the traditional shooter, and it has components for 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and .410 bore shotguns, as well as standard rifle and pistol calibers. The tool box has ample space for cleaning chemicals, extra patches, cleaning cloths, and extra jags or brushes.

From the Manufacturer
The professional grade kit contains gun cleaning components that discriminating gun shooters will appreciate in a tool box that was specially designed for Gun Cleaning tools and accessories. The 15-Inch x 10-Inch x 8.75-Inch box has dual latches, a lockable lid with 7-Inch x 3-Inch x.6-Inch compartments with see-through lids. Inside, the cleaning components are held in two, nested trays with custom-fitted compartments for each accessory. Each compartment has the name of the component it holds, molded into or tray. Solvents and cleaning chemicals (not included), can be kept with the patches, etc. in the bottom of the tool box.

The Ultimate Gun Cleaning Kit (65 Pieces)
The Ultimate Gun Cleaning Kit (65 Pieces) is a professional grade cleaning kit that uses high grade components, stored in a tool box specifically built for gun cleaning.

Each cleaning tool has its own fitted compartment that is named with the items name or size.

This kit is designed for the traditional shooter, and it has components for 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and .410 bore shotguns, as well as standard rifle and pistol calibers.

The tool box has ample space for cleaning chemicals, extra patches, cleaning cloths, and extra jags or brushes.

cleaning kit
Kit includes the following:
Bronze shotgun bore brushes: 12 & 20 gauge and .410 bore, all 5/16-27 threads
Bronze rifle/pistol brushes: .54, .50, .44/.45, .40, .375, .35, .338, .30, .270, .243, and .22 caliber (8-32 thread), and .17 (5-40 thread)
Brass jags for rifle/pistol: .50, .45, .44, .375, .35, .338, .30, .270, .25, .243/6mm, and .22 caliber (8-32 thread), and .17 (5-40 thread)
Cotton swabs for shotgun: 12 & 20 gauge, and .410 bore, all 5/16-27 thread
Cotton swabs for rifle/pistol: .357/9mm, .30, and .270 caliber, all 8-32 thread
Brass slotted tips: shotgun (5/16-27 thread) and rifle/pistol in .40, .30, and .22 caliber (8-32 thread)
Brass adapters: shotgun (5/16-27 thread), rifle/pistol (8/32 thread), and .20 caliber and less (5-40 thread)
Muzzleguards for 4mm and 6mm brass cleaning rods
Brass cleaning rods (3-piece rods): 4mm and 6mm
Pick tool, cleaning brush, brass cleaning brush and cotton patches: 1″ x 3″ and 1.5″ x 3″

Aluminum rod, I'd stay away from it unless you already have a brass one on hand or a cheap replacement. Only go for brass or carbon. Aluminum oxidizes and forms a very abrasive layer with time that will scratch your barrel

Puissance wrote: ↑ Is all of this stuff necessary? Or is a bore snake and some oil good enough?

It's nice to have an all-in-one kit, that works on handguns, rifles, shotguns...etc. When I go to the range I always take my cleaning kit with me just in case. Having a comprehensive kit in a convenient box is easier that lugging around 2 or 3 cleaning kits. I'm not a fan of bore snakes myself, I find the rods easier to use. To each their own.

I wouldn't use just oil on the barrel though, you need some kind of solvent like Hoppes #9 to remove the carbon residue from the barrel. CLP and other all in one products are decent, but don't clean out the carbon as much as I like them to. Hence why I always use a solvent for the barrel, then finish it off with a light coat of oil for corrosion protection.,

In for one.

cedarleaf wrote: ↑ Aluminum rod, I'd stay away from it unless you already have a brass one on hand or a cheap replacement. Only go for brass or carbon. Aluminum oxidizes and forms a very abrasive layer with time that will scratch your barrel

I had the wrong info earlier.

The amazon page says that's this come with brass rods

"Brass cleaning rods (3-piece rods): 4mm and 6mm"

cedarleaf wrote: ↑ It's nice to have an all-in-one kit, that works on handguns, rifles, shotguns...etc. When I go to the range I always take my cleaning kit with me just in case. Having a comprehensive kit in a convenient box is easier that lugging around 2 or 3 cleaning kits. I'm not a fan of bore snakes myself, I find the rods easier to use. To each their own.

I wouldn't use just oil on the barrel though, you need some kind of solvent like Hoppes #9 to remove the carbon residue from the barrel. CLP and other all in one products are decent, but don't clean out the carbon as much as I like them to. Hence why I always use a solvent for the barrel, then finish it off with a light coat of oil for corrosion protection.,

Is there a certain cleaning solvent and lube/gun oil you'd recommend?

I bought one last year and I recently called their CS to replace it. Very poor quality brushes and the "brass" is practically falling apart. Suggest staying away and buying a surplus kit with real brass brushes and rods.

What is the point, soon we won't have any guns left to clean.

diesel8890 wrote: ↑ Is there a certain cleaning solvent and lube/gun oil you'd recommend?

Hoppes #9 bore cleaner. A 1 pint bottle will last you a decade.

Thank you @cedarleaf I did just that. Got a pint of #9 solvent and some Hoppe's Elite Gun Lube with T3. Rating looks great, temp range looks great. A great addition to the cleaning kit, thanks

Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Bore Cleaning Solvent, 1-Pint Bottle

Hoppe's Elite Gun Oil with T3

Can this be used to clean assault riffles?????

Great price! OOS