AR-15:

• .22 / 5.56 mm brass bore brush
• Chamber brush
• 12" / 30 cm aluminum rod set
• 36" / 91 cm pull-through cable
• Nylon cleaning brush
• Patch puller with cotton patches
• Water resistant nylon case, black
• Clenzoil Field & Range 0.5 oz. refillable dropper bottle

AR-10 & AK-47:

• 300BLK / 7.62 mm / .308 brass bore brush
• Chamber brush
• 12" / 30 cm aluminum rod set
• 36" / 91 cm pull-through cable
• Nylon cleaning brush
• Patch puller with cotton patches
• Water resistant nylon case, black
• Clenzoil Field & Range 0.5 oz. refillable dropper bottle

PISTOL .38 / 9 mm:

• .38 / 9 mm brass bore brush
• 12" / 30 cm aluminum rod set
• Nylon cleaning brush
• Patch puller with cotton patches
• Water resistant nylon case, black
• Clenzoil Field & Range 0.5 oz. refillable dropper bottle

PISTOL .22, .40 / 10 mm & .44 / .45:

• Brass bore brush
• Nylon bore brush
• Cotton bore mop
• Brass jag for patches
• Rod + brush without handle 10" / 25 cm
• Patch puller with cotton patches
• Hard plastic case
• Clenzoil Field & Range 0.5 oz. refillable dropper bottle

Cable & Rod instructions

The operation of the cable brush is fairly simple, but let us explain it anyway: push the correct length cable through the bore and attach a brush (if you haven’t already). Then pull it through the bore with the help of the pull handle. The majority of breathing humans pull the cable out in the same direction as the bullets tend to move – outward, that is. You don’t need to pull the bore gunk back inside your firearm. When using a rod, those same humans favor doing all pushing and pulling stuff from the backside of the bore, through the chamber and out the barrel - then remove the dirty patch. This way you are less likely to damage your muzzle crown.