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The T handle starter works great for me as a short starter. Especially with conicals and sabots.
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The ramrod end covers also work great for out in the field if you want more pushing power on the end of the rifle ramrod. I made one out of an old brass door knob. I drilled it out to fit over the end of the RIFLE ramrod and just carry it in my coat pocket. It slips over the end of the ramrod and then I don't have to push with my hand.
As for the cleaning kit... save your money. Instead have them get you a 32" rugged rod (range rod) for all your range work, cleaning the rifle, and every thing else. I would be lost without one. Actually I have two of them. Once for loading projectiles and one for swabbing. I never use the one that came with the rifle.
Then get a brass cleaning and loading jag, the correct jag head for loading the kind of projectiles you want to shoot, a couple of brass brushes, a breech/nipple brush combination, some quality gun oil, quality solvent, and a bag of patches. Also some patches for swabbing. It will cost you a lot less, last you much longer, and work much better.