Looking for a universal gun cleaning kit

[Juniork5]

Looking for a new cleaning kit have a few old ones but wanted something universal and came across this kit Remington 17096 anyone have experience with it or recommend anything I know otis but was trying to save a few bucks.

https://lapolicegear.com/remington-squeeg-e-cleaning-kit-17096.html

[JacobR]

Otis is worth the extra few bucks.

[Yodaman]

You can get all the stuff included in that one for less than $70 if you shop a bit. Unless u need the bag.

[baih777]

I use a tackle box. Chemicals are on the shelf.
One piece cleaning rods hanging.
I buy brushes, jags, mops, etc when on sale.

[Juniork5]

Thanks guys leaning towards the Otis elite kit

[L84CABO]

That kit is "out of stock," btw.

The only reason, IMO, to buy a universal kit is because you can get the components cheaper than if you bought them separately. Kits, however, usually have a minimal amount of supplies and you'll be replenishing things pretty quickly unless you only shoot once or twice a year. The quality of the supplies in the kit, however, aren't always as good as what you can buy separately. And in a large universal kit like the one you selected, you may be spending money for things you won't ever use. No point in having a particular caliber brush if you never shoot that caliber.

My point is, I think it's often better to just straight buy what you need. Find and spend a little money on a good cleaning rod that you like...cause you'll be using it for a long time. Then buy a bag of 500-1000 patches, the specific caliber brushes you need, and your favorite solvents/lubricants. I like Breakthrough Clean an awful lot for a solvent and Wilson Combat Ultima Lubes for lubricants. These things are usually much higher quality than the generic CLP you usually get with a kit. CLP is usually good enough, however.

[67Cuda]

If you do go the buy seperate route as suggested, this box work really well.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001F0GDO6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1