Remington Gun Cleaning Kit Review

Remington Gun Cleaning Kit Review

The Remington Hunting Cleaning and Maintenance Kit is made specifically for the lovers of shotguns. For this cleaning kit, the brand infused creative cleaning chemicals and tools made specifically for shotguns into their standard cleaning system. This cleaning kit is designed to be big all around.

The universal range bag is bigger than the other models and has added four large pockets on each side. The range bag is made from a water-resistant, heavy-duty material, just like the other models. It is, however, reinforced and built to carry about six shotshell boxes. It has attached in the rear pocket, a storage net to be used for carrying extra chokes, choke wrenches, and other gears. 

  • Large chemical set packs in side pocket
  • Rem Squeeg-Es engineered to clean the shotgun chamber as well as the barrel
  • Oversized 5" bronze bore brushes maximize cleaning power and speed
  • 4-pc, 38" versatile brass cleaning rod set with innovative pistol grip handle
  • Heavy-duty range bag able to carry up to six shot shell boxes or other gear

Clean firearms are bound to perform better, always. This cleaning kit from Remington is ever ready to put your firearm in a clean and workable condition. It is portable, versatile and a total package for cleaning shotguns, pistols, and rifles ranging from .22 caliber to 12-Gauge. Not only is it easy to use, but it is also convenient for traveling. It is the total cleaning kit for all your firearm needs. 

Features And Details

The features and details of the Remington gun cleaning kit have been outlined below. Read further 

The cleaning kit contains:
  • Rifle brushes, 9 mm / .38, 10 mm / .40 and .45 cal
  • Brass shotgun brush adapter; .22, .25, .270 and .30 cal
  • Pistol brushes
  • Small and large slotted patch pullers
  • 12-ga., 20-ga. and .410 shotgun brushes
  • Cotton mops for shotguns
  • Up to 50 patches for various guns
  • Nylon and brass cleaning brushes

It also contains extra space for placing your cleaning oils and fluids.

The side pocket is lined with large chemical set packs. Everything in this Remington model is large, by the way. 

It is constructed to clean both the barrel and the shotgun chamber.

It comes with a heavy-duty, water-resistant range bag that can carry about six shotshells or other gears of approximately the same weight. 

Other constituents of the cleaning kit include:
  • Oversized 5″ bronze bore brushes  which are for maximizing the speed and power of cleaning
  • 12 ga. 20 ga. and .410 shotgun cotton mops and brushes 
  • Brass pistol adapter that is present to accept the accessories numbered 8-32
  • 4-pc, 38″ versatile brass cleaning rod set that comes with an innovative pistol grip
  • .22 .25 .270 and .30 caliber rifle brushes and cotton mops
  • 3 piece brass cleaning rod which is threaded to accept No.8-32 accessories and brushes 
  • 25 small and 25 large rifle cleaning patches

The kit is contained in a roll-up case. This also serves as a 34 1/4 x 13 1/2″ cleaning pad.

Pros 
  • Easy to use 
  • Universal kit
  • Cleans easily 
  • Affordable 
Cons
  • Rods were made of aluminum, not brass

Remington Gun Cleaning Kit has a 4.4 rating out of 5 on Amazon. Although it’s a relatively new product, the brand has shown the willingness and commitment to churn out quality products to serve their customers better. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • Should I Use Oil Inside A Gun Barrel?

Besides the fact that guns do not come cheap, they are just like every other mechanical device whose lifespan and functionality depend largely on regular cleaning and lubrication.

Yes, the barrel of every gun should be oiled. Before you put away a gun for storage, it is good generally to leave a light coat of oil in the barrel. When you want to shoot after lubrication and storage, it’s advised that you run one or two dry patches through the barrel to get rid of the oil.

  • How Often Should I Clean My Gun?

The first step towards answering this question is to have a clear understanding of why we need to clean guns at all. Each time a gun is fired, the primer in the ammunition cartridge lights up. It produces a flame that lights up the gunpowder.

And just like the fire from a log, the gunpowder burn leaves behind a little gunpowder ash residue inside the gun barrel. You can also find traces of gunpowder ash on the internal parts and even on the slide or frame of the pistol. A tiny amount of bullet metal is scraped on the bore (this is the inside of the barrel) as the bullet goes down the barrel by the action of expanding gases.

The bullet metal is usually copper or lead and more is added to the bore due to repeated or continuous firings. 

Failure to clean out the scraps regularly leads to a build-up of the metal inside the bore and with time, the reliability and accuracy of the gun begin to get affected. The ash generated and leftover from the burning of the gunpowder may build up over time as a black mass that covers the moving parts of the guns. This prevents them from working normally.
It can even attract moisture that may lead to corrosion and rusting. Firearms age meant to receive light but thorough cleaning after every shooting session to get rid of these metal buildups. 

When the gun is neat, you can then apply a little quantity of lubricant or light gun oil to any surfaces that touch each other. These include the hinges between a revolver’s frame and cylinder and the rails between the slide and frame of a semi-auto. You can also swab the bore with an extremely light coat of oil to prevent rust.

Using too much lubricant on guns leaves an oily cloud on it the next time you want to use it. So, learn to wipe off the excess lubricant when you’re done with oiling the necessary parts. 

  • How Often Should I Clean My Gun And Do You Oil The Outside Of A Gun Barrel?

Typically, a gun should be cleaned at least 3-4 times a year. Some people prefer to clean after every use. After cleaning and before putting them away in the storage, lubricate them lightly.

Yes, the outside of a gun barrel should be oiled lightly too, just like the inside. The receiver and the other metal parts should receive a very light coat of oil. 

  • Large chemical set packs in side pocket
  • Rem Squeeg-Es engineered to clean the shotgun chamber as well as the barrel
  • Oversized 5" bronze bore brushes maximize cleaning power and speed
  • 4-pc, 38" versatile brass cleaning rod set with innovative pistol grip handle
  • Heavy-duty range bag able to carry up to six shot shell boxes or other gear
  • Can You Overclean Your Gun?

There is nothing like overcleaning a gun. You cannot overclean a gun but you can damage it and affect its functionality when you do not clean it the right way. Here’s a little overview of how you can avoid damaging your gun:

If you make use of bad cleaning rods to clean your gun very often, you are in danger of damaging the crown or rifling. This is one of the biggest concerns with guns because it is very easy for aluminum cleaning rods to scratch the inner barrel if you’re cleaning from the muzzle.

This can be avoided by the use of a good cleaning rod-like carbon fire cleaning rod. This will make it almost impossible to damage the barrel. 

  • Do You Have To Clean A Gun If You Do Not Shoot It?

Depending on how you take care of them, guns can last for years or even generations. You can extend the life span of a weapon with just your maintenance routine. How often you need to give it a proper cleaning should depend on the rate at which you use it. However, even the slightest cleaning has a noticeable impact.

While some people clean theirs after few months of use, others clean up after each use. It depends on how you use it and how long you want it to last for you. All you need to do to get the most out of your gun is to clean, lubricate and store it properly.

If your gun is the type that comes with wood grips, you can add polishing or waxing them to your cleaning routine. Remember that you’ll be needing to replace just a few parts over the years if you’re thorough with your cleaning routine.

Conclusion 

Remington Gun Cleaning Kit has been in existence for a long time and has been serving its purpose relatively well. But human needs and wants are insatiable, always wanting more. How do you give them more? By looking around and creating a solution to an existing problem. In this context, a bigger and better solution to an existing problem.

The Remington brand went all the way out on this new gun cleaning kit to make it bigger and better. Not only does it carry more custom cleaning equipment, but it also has extra space for your additional baggage.

To top it up, it comes in a water-resistant and heavy-duty casing for adequate protection against damage. The kit cleans quickly, effectively, and efficiently. It is quite affordable. I think it is good value for your money. 

  • Large chemical set packs in side pocket
  • Rem Squeeg-Es engineered to clean the shotgun chamber as well as the barrel
  • Oversized 5" bronze bore brushes maximize cleaning power and speed
  • 4-pc, 38" versatile brass cleaning rod set with innovative pistol grip handle
  • Heavy-duty range bag able to carry up to six shot shell boxes or other gear

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