No need for a kit unless you just want one. My cleaning equipment has basically boiled down to some bore snakes, patches, and a bottle of CLP. I wipe down my guns but I really don't try to make them spotless.
I see a kit as a starting point. If you are just starting out get a basic one and see what you actually use from it.
Otherwise look for a kit that is close to what you want and them supplement it.
My kit is far beyond anything you could buy off the shelf. But it works for every firearm I own and also doubles as a tool kit.
My parts kit is even larger.....
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Otherwise look for a kit that is close to what you want and them supplement it.
My kit is far beyond anything you could buy off the shelf. But it works for every firearm I own and also doubles as a tool kit.
My parts kit is even larger.....
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When you buy a kit you oftentimes get things you don't need...like brushes for calibers you don't have. It's a lot more efficient to buy separate components in my opinion.
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If you have brushes for calibers you don't have it sounds like you need to buy some guns in that caliber to use the brushes.
Build your own kit. I have 2 or 3 kits that were given to me. I don’t use them. One piece cleaning rods work best.
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