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All of us have one. Be it an Otis pocket pouch or a sonic cleaner that costs hundreds of dollars.
I put mine together in a pirates chest i finished and sealed myself. 1911 for size comparison.
You'd be surprised how much stuff fits inside.
Gloves, Solvents, Oils, Patches, Borelight, Brush kit, Detail stripping kit, cotton swabs and cleaning mat
Inside the brush kit, i have brushes for all common bores, jags, eyelets, scrapers, rods and a few spare patches/swabs.
Inside the detail kit, i have allen wrenches that fit each of my firearms, a small hammer (yes, i know it's covered in flowers. It was the smallest one, and it has screwdrivers nesting inside) for punching pins, nylon bushings to serve as hollow areas for the pins to go instead of into my coffee table, and c-clamps to reinstall pins via squeezing instead of banging.
In boot, we kept our cleaning kit in an inside-out toiletry bag. This felt much more civilized.
so, CGN, i wanna see your cleaning setup!
I put mine together in a pirates chest i finished and sealed myself. 1911 for size comparison.
You'd be surprised how much stuff fits inside.
Gloves, Solvents, Oils, Patches, Borelight, Brush kit, Detail stripping kit, cotton swabs and cleaning mat
Inside the brush kit, i have brushes for all common bores, jags, eyelets, scrapers, rods and a few spare patches/swabs.
Inside the detail kit, i have allen wrenches that fit each of my firearms, a small hammer (yes, i know it's covered in flowers. It was the smallest one, and it has screwdrivers nesting inside) for punching pins, nylon bushings to serve as hollow areas for the pins to go instead of into my coffee table, and c-clamps to reinstall pins via squeezing instead of banging.
In boot, we kept our cleaning kit in an inside-out toiletry bag. This felt much more civilized.
so, CGN, i wanna see your cleaning setup!
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