Spotlight: The Essential Cleaning Kit
Essential because life is harder without it
That’s the story here. We’ve heard from many clients that it’s really frustrating to have to make a myriad little decisions when it comes to learning how to clean your guns.
It’s almost like you get an internal monologue, “Do I really need 100 pieces? Why are bore cleaners $20 each? What is oil or lubricant? What brush do I need?”
This is why we made it part of our mission to make cleaning your firearms easier.
We designed this custom kit to be perfect for your regular cleaning. It’s going to fit most firearms. It’s perfect for a quick 2-3 minutes of cleaning after a session at the range. It means you rarely have to strip the guns down for a hard, long clean. That said there’s no reason this kit can’t serve you well on the big cleans too.
Bore cleaners and value
Take a look at bore cleaners next time you’re in a gun store. You’ll find what we have pictured on the left is going to add up to $70-80 alone. That doesn’t include the brushes, the case, the cloth.
We know this is one of the best value kits on the market and we’ve sourced and tested the most reliable bore cleaners.
Look carefully, these aren’t just woven, they have little metal brushes integrated with the braid, to scrape out any tough grime on the inside of your bore.
Expendables
Another thing we’ve tried to make easier is selecting the cleaner and lubricant. Bottom line is we’re carrying the best on the market - Pro-Shot - and yes, it’ll fit in your cleaning kit along with all the other doodads!
How to use it in 5 easy steps
PROVE your gun safe. Disassemble as required.
Apply a small amount of solvent to the “top” of your bore snake.
Drop the bore snake through your bore from the chamber side. Pull hard on the string until you’ve “snaked” all the way out the muzzle. Repeat several times
Apply solvent to your cleaning cloth. Wipe clean areas with grime or which need light lubrication. Use cotton swabs to reach hard places.
Apply a drop of lubricant to moving parts.
That’s it! Remember to use your bore illuminator from time to time to check for damage or tough buildup.
