Which cleaning kit?

[hunterhawk]

I don't really feel like making my own so wondering what you guys use for cleaning kits when you shoot a lot.

I was thinking the full Otis cleaning system which is $130 on amazon... anyone use this or what is a good system. Right now I have a junk box from BP that has mix and match parts from different kits. Kind of tired for searching through different systems.

links appreciated but not necessary!

Thanks, Craig

[Gman]

I have assorted universal rods and jags/brushes/mops. I never went for an all-in-1 kit. The rods are easy to distinguish. The jags and brushes are kept in an opaque snap closed container with dividers. I just write the caliber on the lid for the associated compartment. Handheld brushes and bore light have an elongated compartment without dividers.

[Great-Kazoo]

Dewey rods for rifle calibers. Basic hand gun rod with ends for each pistol caliber. I have an Otis for the range bag and some patches. That's when i'm running suppressed and need a quick go at it , mate.

[Squeeze]

Hell...I just put a patch over the end of my bullet and fire away. Isn't that how you're supposed to do it?

[Sarcasm2]

[lex137]

I have the Otis full cleaning system it's really nice I only use a few brushes but I am able to clean everything if I need to. Overkill for me but buy once cry once...

[UncleDave]

Cabelas has a nice full kit. 3 rod sizes brushes and mops from .17-12g.

[jhood001]

Dewey rods for rifle calibers.

Dewey rods are the best.

[Great-Kazoo]

Dewey rods are the best.

Not bad, their Huey and Louie ones are good bang for the buck, too.

[rfizzle]

Otis makes good stuff, Walmart sells a good starter kit for a cheaper option.

[hunterhawk]

Thanks guys Ill check wally but might just buy the big kit its mostly for my pistols ill worry about the rifles when I actually shoot them more!