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Question: Would this work for my setup?  I own a Ruger SR22 (.22LR), an M&P 40 S&W, a Springfield .45 1911 and an AR-15.  I'm not overly concerned about the AR.
Document: Got this in the mail the other day and decided to give it try. Cleaned my 9mm .40 .45 and 12 gauge. It is really nice to have an all in one cleaning system. The Real Avid Gun Boss Universal Rod System Cleaning Kit is all you need to clean your rifles, shotguns and handguns. Just wish it was a little bigger to put my cleaning solvents in there. Would be very good for a new gun owner as it comes with instructions on how to use the system.
Use for my .357 magnum, .40 & .45 cal. Nice and compact. Fits in range bag perfectly.
Very compact kit, fits real fine in my field pack. Have used it out in the field on my muzzleloader does a real good job. Better then expected for as small a kit as it is. Would recommend it to fellow hunters and friends. My son has used it at the range for his .45 pistol. He loves it due to it's compact size.
*The bronze brushes (especially the shotgun and rifle calibers) are shorter that I am used to seeing available at stores. So, once they wear out, I'm not sure that the replacements you could get from the store will fit into the allotted space on the brush tray. There may be shorter brushes out there that I'm not familiar with and it's possible that Real Avid may end up offering replacement brushes that you can purchase from them that will fit in the tray.
It works great on everything from my 22 semi auto to my 16&#34; pistol barrels. The pick came in handy in the grooves and hard to reach places. It has every tool I need to get all my breech loading guns clean. The most amazing thing about it is that all of the tools fit into the small tough rain resistant case! I'm gonna carry it in the glove compartment in my truck. Great job Real Avid!
I got my Gun Boss Kit the other day and I immediately couldn't believe it had everything (except gun oil) for a thorough cleaning of just about any gun. I have an old Winchester 1400 12 gauge and the rods were plenty long enough to clean that beast. The pick tool allowed for getting into those tiny spots where dust and dirt seem to seek out and try to hide. I'm semi OCD so this kit is perfect with all the attachments having its own, very secure spot.
After having my hands on it and putting it to use, here are some pro's and con's as I see it.PRO'S:*The kit has small, medium, and large slotted tips as well as brushes to clean: 12 & 20 gauge shotguns as well as .45, .357/9mm, .30, .280/.270, .223, and .22 rifles and handguns.
Very convenient to have a wide range of cleaning options in a compact kit like this one. The rod goes together easily and the components work well regardless of the firearm caliber or gauge. I carry the kit in my field pack for hunts and in my shooting bag for the range. Unlike cable and other pull through cleaning products, the Gun Boss has a solid rod that will come in handy should I accidentally plug my barrel while on a hunt.
I just received this product two days ago. It is everything that I could hope for and then some. The seven piece rod system is very sturdy and versatile. You can use just one rod for a standard 5 in pistol barrel all the way up to all seven for your long rifles and shotguns. The brushes fit neatly into their labeled holder, eliminating all the guess work of knowing which brush to use. The brushes fit perfectly into their respected barrel sizes.
The Gun Boss is the real deal. This is one of the best purchases you will ever make. After I had trouble in the field with my rifle ejecting a shell casing I knew I needed some help. The Gun Boss Universal Rod Cleaning Kit is what I chose. Fits .22-.45 Cal. and 20 Ga & 12 Ga. It's usable for every gun I have. The threaded rod sections makes it as easy to clean a rifle as is does a pistol.
Answer: yes