ZeSpectre
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In the beginning there was but one caliber and it's cleaning tools lived in a small box and it was good.
Then lo came the other calibers and they were divided up by ziploc baggies and it was good.
Then the calibers did go forth and multiply and the inventors did come up with the boresnake and the Lewis Lead Remover and the coated cleaning rod and there was mass confusion and chaos within the small box and all was dark (and jumbled).
Thence I did'st travel to the land of fishing supplies and in my wonder did'st behold the PLANO 6103 Tackle Box (3 tray) $20.00, and there was a great rejoicing and order once again ruled the land
Man this thing is great for organized storage (and it was cheap too)! It's also deep enough that there's a B-Square screwdriver set under all those bags of patches.
Then lo came the other calibers and they were divided up by ziploc baggies and it was good.
Then the calibers did go forth and multiply and the inventors did come up with the boresnake and the Lewis Lead Remover and the coated cleaning rod and there was mass confusion and chaos within the small box and all was dark (and jumbled).
Thence I did'st travel to the land of fishing supplies and in my wonder did'st behold the PLANO 6103 Tackle Box (3 tray) $20.00, and there was a great rejoicing and order once again ruled the land
Man this thing is great for organized storage (and it was cheap too)! It's also deep enough that there's a B-Square screwdriver set under all those bags of patches.
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