Who uses the Otis cleaning systems?
What do you like and don't like? What are its advantages/disadvantages?
What do you like and don't like? What are its advantages/disadvantages?
Handy and small, if you're talking about the field kits, but I like having rods available for dealing with a stuck case. A USGI cleaning kit doesn't take up much more room and is much more versatile IMHO...
I use it. Only frustrating thing is getting the patch on good enough when you're doing a .22, other than doing a .22, no problems. They have all different size patches, and I just bought a starter kit and still working through them.
Good for the range bag. I have one and still use it but solid 1 piece rods are the way to go for home cleaning.
I have a USGI and would have to agree. I tossed it on my AR Bag and have actually cleaned and worked on the Rifle with it, and am very satisfied with how it functions. I don't go shooting with out it and would suggest if you have an AR, to get one to accompany your AR where ever it goes.
Recently noticed that Academy sells a civilian Otis version for the 223/556. Nice looking and compact as well.
I got one as a gift and have used it on .22 handguns and 10/22s. I use rods on all others. Was just wondering what other opinions are on it?
Not a good choice for some .22's. Works good on bolt actions, but semis and others where you can't move the bolt out of the way are difficult to get a normal brush in. You need a very short one. Just generally a pita for some .22's. Great for revolvers and bolt actions.
I carry one in the field and vehicle all the time. Works great for me.
I use a Remington kit that has the plungers and brushes that you attach to wires attached pull through the bore. Works very well. I also have a hoppes kit with rods. I almost bought the Otis kit but chose the Remington one instead. I really like the wires and the plungers.
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