By Gus Fisher

1. Withdraw magazine from rifle, ensure the chamber is empty, lock operating rod to the rear, push safety forwards to on-safe position, point muzzle towards floor, rotate folding buttplate up to locked position, and open the buttplate trapdoor. [Graphic]
   

2. Drop the Oiler and Lubricant Case into the top hole under the buttplate trap.
   

3. Place the bronze bristle portion of the Chamber Brush INSIDE the large opening of the Combination Tool. Keep both pieces together and drop them into the top hole with the plastic portion of the Chamber Brush going in first. (The plastic portion of the Chamber Brush will act as a buffer between the Oiler and Lubricant Case and the Combination Tool.)
   

4. Drop the Cleaning Rod Case into the bottom hole starting with the closed bottom portion going into the hole first. The tail of cloth goes toward the buttplate. (You extract the entire Cleaning Rod Case out of the hole by pulling on this tail when you want to use the rods, tip, and bore brush.)
   

5. Fold bore cleaning patches over both holes to keep the parts of the Buttstock Cleaning Kit from rattling around under the buttplate. (You have to try different quantities of patches to ensure you can close and lock the Buttplate Trapdoor.) Rotate folding buttplate down to closed position.