Raiseek .177 Cal & .22 Cal Airgun Cleaning Kit with Cotton Mop Brass Cleaning Rod Nylon Brushes in Zippered Organizer Compact Case

Everything was as expected. A magnet shows that the brass parts are indeed brass, while the centers of the brushes and the flexible puller are steel. Everything screws together smoothly, securely, and with no "play", including the .177/.22 adapter.I've not really used this kit, but have examined the parts and probed a .177 barrel to be sure there are no oversized parts (rods, jags, etc.). Everything that should go down a .177 barrel does. With care it should hold up to considerable use, and these brass rods do require care to avoid flexing and breaking, that is just the way they are. Using the .177 rods in .22 barrels could allow undesired flexing, and damage without particular care - again, just the way it is.My experience is that air guns do NOT require the intense scrubbing that firearm barrels sometimes do, to remove carbon and lead fouling. There should be minimal lead fouling and no carbon fouling in most air gun applications (no dieseling, etc.). The brushes are probably stiffer than needed.I intend to use these mostly in a "range bag" for stuck pellets, removing any excess lubrication, etc., and use other tools for routine barrel cleaning at home. Something as simple as a length of weed whacker line, angle cut at one end to form a point, and heated to form a blob at the other, can be used to impale and pull a swab through a barrel, doing all the cleaning many air guns barrels will ever need.Only minor complaint: there were a few tiny fragments of brass visible clinging to the cloth interior of the case. Likely chips from machining the brass parts. Remove all the parts and wipe them down, picking out any little shiny brass bits you see in the case, and you'll not risk getting any brass "junk" into your barrel or seals.

my son got a pellet gun for his birthday and it needed to be cleaned before first use. This kit did the trick. Worked perfectly and a great price. Plus he can use it for future cleanings. It’s nice that it comes in a case so hopefully he’ll keep it together and not loose single items. I’m pretty sure he might still loose it because things in his room seem to go into a void but we’ll see. It was easy to use and cleaned the gun sufficiently.

Small compact reusable case suitable for various rifles in .177 or .22 caliber

Nothing lasts for ever but with proper care and maintence of a BB gun you know you can trust that object for life....this kit for me was a solid intro into bb gun cleaning nd care..and ill tell you what i look forward to it somedays...this kit is a must and a nice babystep forward into keeping that bbgun well tuned and redy for when you need it.

It was what I ordered and works good

Small rugged case with all the components to clean a .177 or 22 caliber rifle or pellet gun. Good value for the price, works great on pellet and air rifles, and 22 caliber firearms, and the attachments all work well on both calibers. The patches need to be trimmed to fit down a .177 barrel. Most pellet guns have only minimal fouling. Add two bottles of Hoppe's Oil and 2oz No 9 Cleaning Solvent and you are ready. Should a pellet get stuck in the barrel, the brass rods are robust enough to gently tap it lose with a bit of care.asin=B07KN1JWQ6

The case that this comes in is a lot smaller than you'd expect. But there are 5 cleaning rod sections in the set. You only need 2 of those to reach down the barrel of a pistol. The handle is nice. Actually, everything in the kit is pretty nice. I used it once already and I like it.This set comes with a long-lasting supply of cleaning patches. The cleaning patches are something like nylon fabric rectangles in a stack. There are lots of them in the stack. It only takes one half of a patch to clean a pistol. In other words, you take one half of one of the nylon fabric (or what looks like nylon fabric) cloth patches, fold that over and pull it through the cleaning tool with the slot. This makes a perfect fit in the barrel.This kit cleans either .177 cal. or .22 cal. guns. There is an adapter in the kit that you put on to clean a .22 cal. gun. There are several cleaning tools (including the one with the slot mentioned above). All the machining and finish on the parts is perfect and everything looks like it's made out of gold. I think it's worth the price and worth buying.

I recently purchased a .177 caliber air gun and needed a cleaning rod for it. I'd actually prefer a continuous rod but couldn't find one on Amazon. This one looked like it would do the job.You must screw rod sections together to get a length long enough for the barrel of your gun. It has tips for .177 caliber and .22 caliber. I didn't use any of the .22 caliber tips. For .177 you have to use a small cloth patch. If you try to use a standard sized patch, it won't go down the .177 barrel.While I haven't broken anything the system feels like it's somewhat fragile. I think if I’m careful it will work okay.