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Question: I need 22, 32, 38 and 40 cal.  Are these size jags in this package?
Document: This is a pretty nice kit - it allows you to separate the jag and bore brushes to hang separately, or they hook together and make a nice little package for transport or storage. You get all different size options (no shotgun or large rifle calibers) and the quality of the bore brushes and jags are pretty good. A all around nice product.
Used it as soon as I got it on a .380, 40, and a 38. No such thing as having too many jags for calibers you don't have. They will get used eventually. Using them with a Gunslick carbon rod they fit the bore perfectly and dry patched with just enough resistance. The brushes are firm and seem to be of high quality running back and forth. Recommend compressed air to blow them off quickly after use to prolong the clean life on them. Happy with my purchase.
It is great to have all the jags and bore brush sizes to get the job done properly. I don't know if these are the best, but they look good and come in a convenient case. I have not used them as yet, but I am glad I have them for when I need them.
Upside:  You get a lot for the money in my opinion (which is somewhat limited on this subject). The jags have good threading and appear to be sized correctly. The brushes seem just fine alsoDownside:  (And this is my fault because I was doing something that I shouldn't have been doing) I bent one of the brushes while pushing it through my .40 S&W. ;  I was pushing it by hand so more than likely I pushed it at an odd angle when I bent it.
So far, I have used the 22, 7.62, 8mm jags and brushes. Very good quality. Nice tight fit. Broke in an AR barrel using the jag. Tip held pad in place nicely. No issues. But dang, barrel break in is hard work.
Most of my brass jags and bronze brushes were in need of being replaced. I could make use of half the calibers in this set so I figured it was good value. I also wanted to upgrade to steel or nickle plated brass jags as I'm tired of the false positives I get on patches for copper tests. I will admit that the poits of the jags in this set could be a little sharper (I think the plating process kinds dulls them a tad), but no big deal.
There's some annoying problems with this kit. The bore size labels are very hard to read. They're nothing more than raised plastic (in the same color as the rest of the case). To make matters worse, the cleaning brushes cover the labels, so you have to remove each brush to see the size. There's inexplicably no size label on the brushes. If you accidentally knock a few out, which can happen, you have to study them to figure out which size they are and put them back correctly.
For their price this set is a great value, but only if you can use alot of them. Dont waste money on a bunch of calibers you have no need for. Save it and put it into other cleaning supplies.
I have been using cheap cleaning kits from Bass Pro or Cabela's for a while but when I saw a friend bust this brush and jag set out after a range session I immediately picked one up. Tipton quality is second to none and everything comes in a compact, organized package, easy for storage and transport. I have multiple caliber weapons so it was nice to have everything in one and not having to dig around for the different sized brushes.
This set is high quality and at such a great price. I do wish the brushes were a little shorter, but they are nice. I like all the jags and the plastic case is handy for storage.
Answer: yes