Otis Technology Zombie Gun Cleaning System

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posted on January 9, 2012
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New for 2012, Otis Technology has released its Zombie Gun Cleaning System, the perfect way for Zombie hunters and enthusiasts to keep their guns clean and properly maintained.

Designed to clean all 5.56 mm rifles, 9 mm and 45-caliber pistols and 12-gauge shotguns, this system comes with a green bore reflector/flag safety, D.O.A./85 Solvent and a limited edition Zombie labeled soft case.

It also includes 8-inch and 30-inch Memory Flex Cables for effective and correct Breech-to-Muzzle cleaning, four bronze bore brushes, a rubberized patch saver for a 360-degree cleaning of shotgun barrels and specialized precision tools for a complete breakdown and fine cleaning of all critical and hard to reach areas.

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