Gamo .177 Air Gun Cleaning Reviews

It is a complete cleaning kit with a rifle holding mount.

Make it longer, and a strap to secure the rifle.

It smaller than the photos would lead you to believe.

Timely arrival and completeness of order

Nothing

patches, oil, cleaning plugs

The cleaning rod is junk, bent the 2nd time through the bore. Total waste of money unless you think $20 for patches and oil is a good deal. Instructions generic and basically useless

Spend a little more and get a kit that will last for years. This one lasted for minutes

Compact size

Add .20 cal brush and Pellgun oil. The cleaning rod should have a thicker T-handle instead of a round handle.

Cleaning rod is kind of cheaply made.

I like the rifle rest. It's able to hold my Ruger rifle so I can clean the whole gun. I also like the convenience of it folding into a storage box that I can hold all my cleaning supplies. Especially when out in the field.

nothing

It really is basic so you will need more items to really take care of your airgun.

Not much. Instructions were not good and mentioned nothing about how to use the cleaning pellets.Cleaning rod was junk also. Broke the first day!!

Everything.

Other than the oil youre better off buying a real rifle cleaning kit.

Not much to like about this kit!

Everything. Stand is not sturdy, and too small. Cleaning rod is junk, soft aluminum, bent on me after just a couple uses.

Spend the $$ and get the RWS kit, that's what I did after throwing my money away on the Gamo kit.

Container turns into rifle stand for cleaning. Free item with deal.

Rifle stand is too flimsy. Cleaning rod broke after 1 time (snapped at junction of screw shaft--never seen that in 50 years of gun cleaning). Offer a Hoppe's Bore Snake instead.

Really cheap and flimsy parts. Not worth going thru hassle of return to Gamo. Definitely a disappointment if one paid for that junk.

Material used... I actually thought this may be a cheap coated cardboard, but to my surprise it was actually, what I can only guess is like a pvc type material. Even the case it is in is the same material and not a cardboard. Well made and suits its purpose. Can be used for all types of long guns. :) Very pleased.

Nothing really...

Worth the money.

Nice little kit for cleaning gun and giving it a stand

Clean-out rod threads difficult and just too flimsy, could have been made out of steel for more strength.

Very nice cleaning kit -- it really makes it easy to start a good routine of mainenance for you air guns. Protect your investment in your AG's with a quality kit like this...

Nothing.

It is important to use cleaning tools and oils that are specifically for air guns -- it may not be obvious, but cleaning rods & brushes for powder burners are NOT the same size and could harm the rifling in your barrel...

Great maintenance kit for the price. Everything u need to keep ur toys shooting well.

The light alloy aluminum rod could be a little more durable

Worth the price

Works good and and am satisfied with product..

Nice for the price. Holds the Gamo Whisper quite well.

Include a .22 cleaning bristle! Add an instruction book for novices. Include bore paste.

To clean a .22 Gamo Whisper, also purchased an RWS Rifle Shooter's Kit, .22 Caliber. Surprising that Gamo doen't include the .22 cleaning bristle for their own rifles.

Handy rack for rifle.

For the price, nothing

This cleaning kit provides everything you need to clean your .177 cal air rifle. I use it to clean my 1077 and Phantom.

It has everything you need

There is a lot of unused space in the box. More pads, more oil.

It has felt "pellets" so that when you open the breach to clean it, you don't have to dry fire it.

a neat and compact kit

add a small bottle of bore cleaner

The stand is handy.

The rod comes in too many pieces. If they are not aligned properly they can scrath the rifling in the gun.

I would opt for the string type bore cleaner. This metal rod scares me!

I had my doubt when I order this item, because I thought it will work only on rifles & not pistols. I was amaze with the result. It works just as well on pistols.

Add a document or manual to advice- in detail- what kind of oil/solvent to use for pistols & rifles. Also better shape cleaning wads.

After you figure out (on your own) which part of your gun needs oiling/cleaning, you are set with all the tools you need. Pistols or rifles don't matter.

Compact

Make the brush less flexible and change the design of the brush to get rid of the sharp twisted tip, scratching the bore. Add a leaflet to advice what kind of oil/solvent to use.

I would not recommend this rod. It has very sharp end (two twisted SHARP metal wires form the tip of the rod). They scratch the internal surface of the airgun bore. Look at the RWS kit instead. The end of the RWS rod is just a delicate wire loop, which is much safer for the bore.