Otis TechnologyCleaning Patches (Select Your Size)

Started using Otis a long, long time ago and love their products.These patches are really awesome to use. I have used them on the dirtiest of barrels and they have never disappointed.I have an SKS that I bought about 30 years ago and in the first 2 years I had that rifle, I fired thousands and thousands of rounds through it and never so much as wiped it down. And we are talking the good old corrosive primer ammo that you can't get anymore. And I only added oil as needed to the BCG to keep it running. Just wanted to see how tough the rifle really was and I abused it horribly bad.I had finally decided to tear it down to see how bad it was and I had, ironically, just purchased my first Otis kit 2 weeks before. I tore it completely down to the absolute bare assemblies and separated the barreled action from the stock. And it was understandably filthy.I ran the Otis bore brush through the bore first and laughed at the amount of crud that flowed out of the muzzle. Did the brush only 1 pass and switched to the patches.Otis says you can reuse these patches for a total of 6 passes. And I can honestly say I only used 1 patch on that barrel. I passed 3 times and the chrome lining started shining at that point. After the 6th pass, it wasn't pulling any more crud. Installed a second patch and pulled it through. Nothing. At all. Clean as a whistle.Ever since, I have used Otis exclusively and it delivers as promised. No issues and I know the barrel is absolutely clean afterwards. I have 4 kits and I carry one just for my service firearms. I keep it in my range bag and can clean my revolvers, Glocks, AR's and Remington 870's at the range.These patches are amazing and I will not switch back to the square patches again. These honestly work and can really clean an extremely dirty bore in just a few passes. 100 patches can easily last me a year and a half even with all of the shooting I do. And that is really awesome as it saves space, time and money.

I used these cleaning patches since I was in the US Army. Otis makes quality cleaning products that are easy to use and a good value for the money. The size is perfect for cleaning all but the smallest and the largest of calibers. I like how each patch can be used multiple times. The pads are not sticky and are just the right thickness for most cleaning jobs. I like to dip mine in a pot of solvent, run the patch a few times through the bore, and then change to a clean, dry patch. This patch I lightly oil and run through the bore to prevent rust. Must remember to remove the oil from the bore before shooting or you will possibly bulge the barrel.

I have been using Otis firearm cleaning supplies for about twenty years, they never disappoint. If used properly I don't think there is anything better.

I love Otis products. These patches are great and I always try to keep them on hand, along with the smaller size patches. I don't have any issue with the product at all, they work just fine. My only complaint is that they are a little overpriced for the quantity you get.

Otis my man! This is the best cleaning system. The patch is part of a family of products. Check them out. I use their products for all my cleaning needs

I like the size and the slits. I have bought too many of these lately that have been to small to be effective. These are perfect.

Needed these for some rifles I have. They're easy to fit onto the rods only issues I've ran into while using these is the jam up in the barrels of AR-15's or my AK-74, I'm probably doing something wrong but who knows. They're perfect for my .45-70, however alone they don't clean as good but I'd just wrap these around old bore brushes if that's an issue. The cloths seem a little thick but they easily start coming apart when I put my .45-70's bore cloth tip through the little cut out.

These are great patches they wipe well and pretty much fit any caliber. I use them on my AR. However... DO NOT pinch too much fabric into the ring as it WILL get stuck in your barrel. This happened to me (twice 😩) I embarrassingly admit. First timer I took to a gun smith and he poked it out with a rifle rod. The 2nd I just stepped on the otis cord and PULLED my heart out.They say you can use each cloth 6 times but if you have a dirty barrel it's more like 3-4... the inserts get opened up and lose integrity and it makes it easy for the patch to break and again... get stuck (happened as well) but I used a rifle rod to push it out.I've since become a master of these patches and have used over 65.... meaning I've done about 3 times the swipes or like 200 swipes through my rifles.I recommend the smaller 2 inch patches as they are less likely to get stuck but these are still great. I always pinch close to the inserts and never use a flimsy patch. I always give it a nice tug to make sure it won't fall off. I also always check how big it clumps up at the base. It should feel like a tiny pebble or whatever. Mind you the bullet that goes through the barrel has a small diameter.