Real Avid Pistol Cleaning Kit 1911 Accessories | 1911 Bushing Wrench Takedown Tool 45 ACP Caliber 22 38 9MM 40 45 Cal Gun Tools & 1911 Field Guide | 9mm Cleaning Kit w/ Gun Cleaning Brush Rods Patches

I bought the 1911 at an auction and did not have proper equipment for cleaning and in fact could not even disassemble it until I received this kit. After receiving the kit, I immediately was able to clean my 1911. It was in need of cleaning, so I felt better about it after everything was clean and lubricated properly. I really like the muzzle tool which allowed control of the spring during disassembly. The kit clearly will be useful for other calibers as well.

Once you use it a few times you learn the stuff the pamphlet teaches you but it's definitely a good way to learn about disassembly, reassembly, cleaning and lubrication. I like the case itself it's strong and easy to keep in a range bag and has everything you need to clean any caliber pistol. Also the 1911 tool it comes with is a cool little help!!

Great kit. Everything I need to clean my .45 and 9mm

compact size, easy to use, great info

Perfect cleaning kit to clean your 1911 or any other 9mm pistol. I choose this kit because it will guide you through each step of cleaning your 1911 pistol.

Has everything needed to service my 1911 ( other than oil). No complaints!

Everything you’ll need to disassemble your 1911 ACP.45. , clean and lube. Nicely illustrated easy to read cards walk you through disassemble. Money well spent.

Great starter kit for your first 1911. Comes with multiple bore brush sizes for different calibers and the cleaning tools (not the oils/cleaners) needed to clean your gun. The addition of cotton patches was a nice, unexpected touch. The breakdown, lube, and cleaning guide is very well written and provides excellent pictures on what to do. Much better directions than what came with my gun. The case for everything is also of very high quality. The only thing I don't use is the wrench. It's kind of overkill and I've heard and seen pictures of it damaging the finish on the front end of the gun or the gun damaging it. If this is your first 1911 and never broken one down before don't be intimidated by removing the barrel bushing and recoil spring plug. It's really not that difficult; I use the end of a toothbrush to push down the plug.