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Reddit mentions of Otis FG-556-MSR Modern Sporting Rifle & AR Cleaning System, Black, 5.56/.223
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 7
We found 7 Reddit mentions of Otis FG-556-MSR Modern Sporting Rifle & AR Cleaning System, Black, 5.56/.223. Here are the top ones.
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100% cotton 2" patches (10) and small slotted tipBronze bore brush and bore mop with size marked on brush stem30" aircraft grade Memory-Flex cable for proper Breech-to-Muzzle cleaningSmall obstruction remover knocks out mud, snow & stuck casingsT-handle quickly attaches to cable for added comfortB.O.N.E. Tool quickly and effectively scrapes carbon from bolt carrier assemblyChamber brush, pin punch, end brush, scraper, straight & bent pick, locking lug scraper, short AP brush and rod handles for more precise cleaningAlso includes chamber flag, 0.5 fl.oz. Shooter’s Choice FP-10 Lubricant Elite CLP, microfiber gun cloth & instruction manualAll items packed neatly in a 4"x4"x2.5" soft pack caseMade in the USA
Specs:
| Color | black |
| Height | 1.75 Inches |
| Length | 8.75 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 5.56/.223 |
| Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
| Width | 5 Inches |
don't be a dick hammer and put all sort of mall ninja shit on it right away. spend all your money on ammo and quality cleaning equipment.
Cheap decent quality ammo
if you're new and you just want an easy cleaning kit:
field manual with pictures if you're really new to AR's something like this is super valuable to have.
Otis Cleaning Kit includes everything you need to clean it.
Lube Everyone has their favorite Lube, mine was ballistol, you can dump it on pretty much everything, and it makes it work together smoothly.
But now I prefer to use Seal 1 CLP this shit is great.
scrapper for when your bolt carrier group gets all fuckered.
you're def going to want one of these puppies too, a chamber brush
One thing I would add - scew apart/together cleaning rods will eventually have their threads buggered up, there are steel versions of kits like this out there which can damage rifling if mesed up enough (the brass more than likely wont but can be a pain screwing them together if you cross thread it once). An 'easy' upgrade off the bat would be a one piece cleaning rod (there are cheaper options out there but these rods are great) just something someone might want to consider adding to the list.
If you have money burning a hole in your pocket, the Otis Elite is excellent. But pricey (doesnt have a one piece rod, but pull throughs have their own advantage) they also make a compact version this version is included in the 'elite' - which just has extra pull throughs and more caliber brushes as well as some extra odds and ends.
Assuming 5.56/.223:
https://smile.amazon.com/Otis-Technology-223cal-5-56mm-Cleaning/dp/B007ZYQUUI/
I have the Otis MSR kit. Compact, has everything you need--overall a good value. I got it for less than $50, but still good at that price. I'd recommend it with a single caveat--learn how to fold the patches properly on the jag.
I had a "patch" (read: incorrectly-sized tshirt scrap) come loose just past the chamber. Stuck. Bought an actual cleaning rod (was planning to buy one anyway, in case of stuck rounds) and unplugged the barrel nicely. Other times I didn't fold real patches properly and they came off the jag. No problems when I did things properly.
I like that it included the bone tool and all necessary accesories.
edit: submitted prematurely
I dunno about you, but I find this kit to be worth the dough. Small enough to tote in my range bag and exceptionally well equipped. I haven't found a brush that isn't compatible with the threading.
would just one of the basic rifle cleaning kits do? That's primarily what I've been using
Edit: this guy except obvious multi rifle not just ar
Would this be the kit you speak of?