You talking AR’s? I didn’t know Stoney Point made a bore guide for them.
Anyway, there’s no one perfect set-up. Here’s mine (and yes – I’m a bit fussy):
Bore Tech one-piece coated steel rod (a little nicer than Dewey, but also more expensive)
Dewey Chamber Brush Rod
Sinclair Rod (bore) Guide with add-on solvent port
Dewey Parker Hale type (wrap-around) jags and Bore Tech pierce type (pointy) jags
Phospher bronze bore brushes (with brass cores and couplings)
Sinclair Cleaning Link
Sinclair Cleaning Rod Stop
Stoney Point Rifle Cradle
Sinclair AR15 Lug Recess Tool (admittedly just a nice and somewhat expensive luxury)
Shooter’s Choice bore solvent
FP-10 CLP
Sweet’s bore solvent and J-B Bore Paste (both for occasional heavy duty cleaning and decoppering)
Or, you could just get a Bore Snake and pretend you’re cleaning your AR instead.
Incidentally, you’ll pay top dollar ordering through Dewey.
I’d suggest you get a C&R License from ATF (if you don’t have one already) for $30, set yourself up as a dealer with Brownells and with Midway, and then get your stuff from them. For example, Dewey’s price for its 22CF 30 rod is $24.95. Brownell’s dealer price for the same rod is $16.54!