Best gun cleaning kit?

[sleepr66]

Looking for a big kit that has everything as opposed to my plastic box of everything strewn about. Plenty online to look at but a lot of them have comments such as "junk kit, brass rod broke".
Wondering if you guys have any kits still available that you would recommend. Not really a fan of the Otis kits as I like a solid brass rod.
Looking at this one;

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Shooting/Gun-Maintenance/Cleaning-Kits-Accessories%7C/pc/104792580/c/104814180/sc/104270580/Winchester174-68-Piece-Super-Deluxe-Universal-Gun-Care-Kit/1134792.uts?WTz_l=PPC%3Bcat104270580

And I have no problem with coughing up more than a hundred dollars for a quality kit.

[Merc1138]

I've never heard of or seen such a thing.

With a "universal kit", you're paying for components you may not or ever need. A sectional brass rod is not going to replace a tipton/dewey/etc. A universal kit may not including appropriate chamber brushes.

I suggest you simply go through your plastic box of stuff, toss out the things you don't need, and get some quality components.

[A.M.]

I'm a big fan of the M7Pro kit. It has brass parts, etc.

[A.M.]

I'm a big fan of the M7Pro kit. It has brass parts, etc.

[Tank 57]

Building your own is the best way to go.Make a list of what you need.I've got a pile of useless stuff from "kits".

Quality one piece rods are the way to go.

[voiceofreason]

a $15 "junk" kit for your caliber will serve you fine if you're an occasional shooter

If you want to commit to long term cleaning, I like Dewey rods for everything personally.

I use a "junk" Al rod to push patches through for pistol & shotgun.