The Ultimate Rifle Cleaning Kit

[michaeljdean]

Over the years I've seen quite a few gun cleaning kits offered by a number of different companies. Unfortunately, they all have shortcomings; inexpensive rods that bend or strip at the threads, cheap bristles, tips that bend, etc.

If you were going to create the perfect cleaning kit what specific items would you include and why. The more specific and detailed, the better. For example, what material would the rod be made of, brass bristles or nylon or both and details of each type, etc. If I get enough responses, I may just explore the costs of marketing one. Any and all input is appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[necchi]

This idea was kicked around not too long ago,

The general consensus was that a "kit" no matter how you put it together just isn't of much use to a serious shooter. There's always something that an individual needs that's not there, or something extra that will seldom be used.
There's plenty of "kits" out there already that serve the basic needs, then added components aren't really that expensive to get. Most jags, brushes and assorted tips are only $4-6 and get picked up with other oddities a loader needs.

I applaud the ambition and don't mean to put the effort down, but there's aton of stuff out there already, :-\