A good quality cleaning kit?

[hgeo33]

One Piece rod as others have commented and a bore guide.

For solvents the Sharp Shoot R products are amazing (Wipe Out, Patch Out, Carb-out, Accelerator)

I use Carb-Out to kill the carbon then follow with accelerator and patch out. Much faster than using wipe-out alone. A bottle of each and you have a supply that will last a very long time

 

[JGPinYYC]

I've found that Bore Tech rods, jags, and brushes are quite nice. The quality seems really good. The rod has bearings in he handle so it automatically follows the rifling.

 

[Dreaded Platypus]

I’ve gone all VFG with their felts (fine and coarse) and Ballistol...

They offer a couple of “multi caliber” rods/jags/pull throughs.

Awesome stuff...

Visit Tesro or Nordic Marksman

 

[silverfoxdj]

I’ve gone all VFG with their felts (fine and coarse) and Ballistol...

They offer a couple of “multi caliber” rods/jags/pull throughs.

Awesome stuff...

Visit Tesro or Nordic Marksman

Tesro a good little guy shop

 

[blasted_saber]

I prefer the tipton rods over the dewey.

Otis for a packable system

 

[Puma]

I have a couple one piece cleaning rods, a PH , and a Hoppe's Elite. I like the Hoppes bearings better.

Speaking of jags, I have a couple of the Tiptons pointed jag sets. The other day, I was cleaning up a rifle, and just for S&G I picked up my micrometer and miked a couple jags. Big differences from set to set. When ever I had found a snug one while cleaning, I had assumed it was the barrel. Anyone else notice this ?

Puma

 

[Buster95]

Hi what does everyone recommend for a cleaning kit? Multiple different rifles. Thanks

Tipton rods are very good and a good bore guide too.