Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: does it come with some flexible cable rods to clean the barrel?
Document: This kit has everything needed to clean a wide variety of firearms, from 12ga shotgun to handguns and rifles. The large patches did not pass through the barrel of a standard AR15 easily. I like the compact storage of the brushes and flexible cleaning rods. Fits perfectly in my range bag and is always ready to use.
The included directions, while failing to adequately explain what all of the adapters/setscrews, and duplicate parts are for, does claim that you can use the flexible cable to PUSH a stuck bullet out of a barrel, good luck with that!! !I spent 20+ years cleaning weapons in the US military with Break Free, a cleaning rod, tooth brush, patches, and a bore brush. After falling for this gimmick of a cleaning kit, I'm going back to the old reliable methods.
The Otis cleaning system lets you clean from gun breech to barrel on almost any firearm, which is much superior to the barrel-to-breech method necessitated by standard systems equipped with cleaning rods. Otis supplies two cables instead, which allows you to pull a brush or cotton pads the other direction.
This is the correct way to clean your gun. The old ram rod style was pushing all the crud down the barrel into the chamber. This is a pull through style cleaner which eliminates that problem. With the cable system you can carry the system right with you on the hunt. Its' priceless with that accident happens and your barrel gets plugged with mud or snow.
The kit works well enough for a quick, light cleaning job on probably most rifles, pistols, and shotguns. However, I bought this item primarily to clean a Uberti 1873 lever action rifle; once the brush is attached to the cable, the brush/attachment point is too long to fit into the chamber of this rifle, so it is impossible to access the barrel for cleaning.
I also happened to need it to remove a chamber blockage (an over-expanded shell that would not extract) for the first time, and, despite being dubious that a flexible cable would be able to push it out from the muzzle end, it worked exactly as advertised.
i've compared this with my hoppes cleaning system and i like this much better for cleaning my (baby) pistol. the brushes and the patches holder is much better designed. the flexible cable to pull the brush through is better than using a rod to push the brush through. personal preference. the little carrying pouch makes it convenient to bring along.
I have 2 other cleaning kits at home. I ordered this because the slotted tips are brass (not plastic) and the cleaning rods are flexible and roll up, making it very small to transport. Having now used it, I found the quality to be great. The included cleaner isn't my preferred solution (I like Ballistol), but that was an easy swap. The slotted tips are brass, so they won't bend and break.
This unit is ok....first time I used it, cable stuck in barrell/breech. May be user error in how I did it. Lots of functionality with all the attachments that come with this kit.
keep your stiff rods handy because you will leave a patch stuck in the barrel sometime. i like the limber pull through method of cleaning, i just think it needs more work to perfect it.
Answer: yes