GLORYFIRE Elite Gun Cleaning Kit, Handgun Shotgun Pistol Universal Cleaning Kit with All Brass High-end Brushes, Jags, Reinforced and Lengthened Rods

What Works Well (Strengths) Broad utility If you own several different firearms (handguns, rifles, shotguns), the Elite kit covers many calibers. That reduces the need to buy separate cleaning kits for each firearm. Build quality The stronger rods and large number of high-quality accessories are a plus. The brass rods resist breakage better than cheaper ones, and the brush/mop sets seem substantial enough for repeated use. Value vs. cheaper kits Many budget “universal” kits skimp in durability, include plastic jag tips, or use weak rods. This one seems to offer a noticeable step up. For those who clean often, the cost-premium may be justified. Good range of consumables Having lots of brushes, jags, cotton patches/mops, etc., means you have spare parts, which is nice. Also, the upgraded brush heads (denser) help with more thorough cleaning. Case and organization The storage solution helps keep things tidy. It matters especially when transporting or storing the kit. What to Be Aware Of (Weaknesses / Trade-Offs) Size / Bulk Because it includes so many pieces (rods, brushes, patches, etc.), the kit is not small. If you want something ultra-compact for range bag use, many pieces will go unused on shorter trips. Cost Being in the “Elite” or “Luxury” tier means it’s more expensive than bare-bones kits. If you only clean infrequently, or only have one gun type/caliber, you might not make full use of what you pay for. Learning curve / setup Having many parts means knowing what brush / jag / rod length to use per firearm. It’s more to learn and maintain. Users unused to cleaning will need to get familiar. Consumables wear / replacements Brushes, cotton mops, etc., wear out. Even though there are extras in the kit, eventually you’ll need more. Make sure replacements are available and reasonably priced. Rod segments and thread wear Even though the rods are reinforced, segmented rods (which screw together) are more vulnerable to thread damage or misalignment. Over time, threads could degrade, affecting fit or possibly causing small damage to muzzle/crown if not aligned well. No solvent / cleaner included From what I can tell, the kit focuses on mechanical tools; solvent, oil, rust removers etc., are not always included (unless in versions that explicitly bundle “with oiler”) so you’ll need to supply those separately. GLORYFIRE® +1 How It Compares / Practical Use If you shoot often (especially rifles + handguns + maybe shotgun), this kit gives you flexibility so you won’t need a different brush for every gun. For someone with one or two guns of similar caliber, a smaller or more specific set might be more efficient. For example, dedicated kits for pistol only, or adding a bore snake for field cleaning may be lighter. In forum/reddit feedback, people tend to praise GloryFire’s rods and robustness compared to many “cheap universal kits.” For example: “The GLORYFIRE universal gun cleaning kit off Amazon is probably the only universal kit that isn’t crap. They actually use steel for the rod segment threads instead of brass like everyone else.” Reddit But some complaints arise around bent brushes (bronze) or fragile components among the accessory set. So handling and care still matter. Verdict If I were you and depending on your needs: Go for it if • You have multiple firearms of various calibers to maintain • You clean regularly and want a kit that won’t fall apart quickly • You value having spare brushes / mops etc. so you can rotate or replace without ordering new stuff every time Maybe wait or go lighter if • You only clean occasionally or have only one type/caliber of gun • You need something very compact for range bag or portability • Cost / upfront investment is a concern Final Thoughts The GLORYFIRE Elite Universal Gun Cleaning Kit is a strong contender among all-in-one kits. It elevates many of the weak points seen in cheaper kits: better rods, more durable parts, more accessories. It’s not perfect, but in terms of build vs price, it tilts well towards the “worthwhile / long-term investment” side. If you decide to get it, pairing it with high quality solvents, oils, and occasionally replacing brushes/mops as needed will help you get maximum value out of it. If you like, I can pull up side-by-side comparisons with similar kits (Otis, Dewey, etc.) so you can decide which gives the most value for your setup.

Everything you need. Top-notch quality. I wish it came with a bunch of swabs, but nothing‘s perfect. I would say I’d buy again, but I have a feeling because of the quality. I’ll never have to buy another one!

I love this. Has everything I need to clean all of my guns. Very sturdy great quality. Each item locks in place. Case locks. Easy to use for traveling also.

My husband said "..I think its cool.." He has used it and not complained about it yet. Seems to be a good purchase. I think he did mention it didn't come with instructions for different guns or an oil or cleaner spray he needed

You can clean any rifle or pistol with this kit . Everything you need .

My husband needed a new gun kit BAD. After one of his cleaning rods got stuck in his magnum revolver (357?) I got him this gun cleaning kit and he is in LOVE with it. Its well worth the price as it has everything you can need. I swear he is cleaning and polishing his gun as much as he can. Every excuse to do so. Get this cleaning kit, you wont regret it!

Solid little investment and a must for a shooter to have. It’s not to bad in size and did a solid job cleaning my smith, 365, and 320. Overall I’d recommend

Has everything you need to clean almost any gun you have.