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    Picture needed of C1A1 cleaning kit

    Would like to see a picture of C1A1 cleaning kit , interior and the exterior showing the contents . When was it placed in service? I have seen one dated 1985 . Thanks .
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    85 would be the end of it. I had my FN withdrawn in 87 in Alberta and there was a new issue of equipment just before that. My pics of the kit are too small and out of the original CAMT to be of any good to you. I can answer all your questions about location and equipment. I have some of the items too. Combo tools, jags, pullthroughs (different types)...
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    Thanks JIM

    Did it have a 3 section cleaning rod with a plastic handle , How many brushs were there ,chamber, gas tube, bore etc.? Did it have some thing that looked like a tooth brush and has 2 parts to it ? Was there a cord type pull through as well for the bore,How many oil botles? what is the going prioe for one ? Any help would be good to have Thanks John

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    Those kits continue to be issued even today as part of the weapons tech tool box. When the army runs out of pouches, they will have more made.

    I have a couple of complete kits kicking around, and will get a shot unless someone beats me to it.

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    Attachment 44239Attachment 44240Attachment 44241Attachment 44242They contained a three pieces rod, .30 cal jag, 2 x .30 cal brush, .45. cal brush, two ended tooth brush, pull through, 4x1/2 cloths, oil bottle with brush in cap, combination tool and could also be found holding an extra oil bottle for the butt and 9mm jag and brush. I was going by memory for a minute there and then though I'd look to see if I still had one...what a surprise. I have a dozen combo tools and handfuls of the small stuff.
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    Thanks Guys for the pictures and the related information on the C1A1 cleaning kit . It ts a great help to me , John.

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