Universal Gun Cleaning Kit (.22–.45 + 12/20ga)

This is the “one kit that actually earns its spot” for the gun owner with multiple calibers. Instead of a floppy pouch and bargain-bin parts, you get a stand-up, labeled tool case that keeps everything locked in place, plus a multi-function handle and the caliber-specific brushes/jags that cover most handgun/rifle bores and two common shotgun gauges.

What it’s for:

• Cleaning the bore on your most common rifles and handguns (.22 through .45 caliber range)
• Cleaning 12ga and 20ga bores with dedicated brush + mop pieces
• Keeping an organized “grab-and-go” kit for home bench use or travel/range days
• Preventing the usual issues caused by neglect: carbon buildup, gritty cycling, and accuracy drift from a dirty bore

What’s included (full kit list):

• Kickstand tool case with labeled compartments (opens and stands up so you can work without dumping parts everywhere)
• Multi-function handle with rotating + fixed receivers and a tap-hammer surface
• Three brass rod sections that combine with the handle to form a 32" cleaning rod
• Shotgun components:
  • 12ga brush + 12ga mop
  • 20ga brush + 20ga mop
• Rifle/handgun caliber components (brush + jag sets):
  • .45 cal brush + .45 cal jag
  • .40 cal brush + .40 cal jag
  • .357 / .38 / 9mm brush + .357 / .38 / 9mm jag
  • .30 cal brush + .30 cal jag
  • .280 / .270 / 7mm brush + .280 / .270 / 7mm jag
  • .243 cal brush + .243 cal jag
  • .22 cal brush + .22 cal jag
• Patch tools:
  • Large slotted tip
  • Small slotted tip
• Cleaning patches:
  • 25 patches (1.2" x 2.4")
  • 25 patches (2" x 2.4")
• Mounting capability: screw holes for permanent mounting (bench/pegboard setups)

Fitment

• Fits: .22, .243, .270, .280, 7mm, .30, 9mm, .357/.38, .40, .45 and 12ga/20ga
• Practical note: this kit works because you choose the correct brush/jag for the bore you’re cleaning—don’t “close enough” it.

Does NOT fit

• Not built for uncommon/specialty bores outside the listed calibers and gauges (example: .17, .410, 16ga, 28ga, etc.)
• Not a chamber-specific “platform kit” (it’s universal bore-focused cleaning, not a dedicated AR/AK star-chamber toolset)

Tools needed

• Solvent (for carbon and fouling)
• Light oil (for corrosion protection after cleaning)
• Rag/paper towels (wipe-down and cleanup)

Install notes

• Clear the firearm first—mag out, chamber checked. Every time.
• Pick the right pieces: match brush + jag to your exact bore. Wrong size = stuck brush/patch and new curse words.
• Use the rotating receiver when you want the rod/brush to follow rifling naturally; use the fixed receiver when you want more controlled, targeted work.
• Patch technique: start with a lightly-solvent patch, brush if needed, then run dry patches until they come out mostly clean.
• Shotgun note: use the brush to scrub, then the mop to apply protectant and finish the bore.
• Don’t Hulk it: if it binds, back out and re-center. Forcing rods and patches is how people damage stuff.
• Bench setup: if you clean often, mount the case using the screw holes so it stays put and stays organized.

⚠ Trademark & Compatibility Disclaimer

Caliber and platform references are used only to describe intended application and general compatibility. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Always follow safe firearm handling practices and manufacturer guidance when cleaning or maintaining firearms.