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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 329502" data-attributes="member: 412">Dewey, Tipton, or Bore Tech 1-piece rods.Tipton Ultra nickel-coated jags so you don't get a false positive on copper fouling from a brass jagProperly sized to your bore bronze brushes.&nbsp; I rarely buy less than a 3-pack as I pretty much toss them after 1 bbl cleaning session.A can or 2 of Wipe-Out as well as the hose-applicator for same.A bottle of Butches Bore Shine and/or Bore-Tech eliminatorA bottle of Montana Extreme copper solvent for true &quot;basket-case&quot; copper fouling removal.I use a smallish plastic chest of 3 drawers.&nbsp; Top drawer is jags, bore-guides, sharpie, etc.&nbsp; The next 2 drawers I separate stuff by a range of bore diameters so I know .277 and below is in one drawer and .284 and above is in the other.If traveling/cleaning @ the range, Plano 3700 boxes for all the brushes, bore mops, chamber/action cleaning stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 329502, member: 412"] Dewey, Tipton, or Bore Tech 1-piece rods. Tipton Ultra nickel-coated jags so you don't get a false positive on copper fouling from a brass jag Properly sized to your bore bronze brushes. I rarely buy less than a 3-pack as I pretty much toss them after 1 bbl cleaning session. A can or 2 of Wipe-Out as well as the hose-applicator for same. A bottle of Butches Bore Shine and/or Bore-Tech eliminator A bottle of Montana Extreme copper solvent for true "basket-case" copper fouling removal. I use a smallish plastic chest of 3 drawers. Top drawer is jags, bore-guides, sharpie, etc. The next 2 drawers I separate stuff by a range of bore diameters so I know .277 and below is in one drawer and .284 and above is in the other. If traveling/cleaning @ the range, Plano 3700 boxes for all the brushes, bore mops, chamber/action cleaning stuff. [/QUOTE]

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