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Pro-Shot .25 Cal Rifle Benchrest Bore Cleaning Brushes Bronze/Brass, 25R

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.25 Caliber

Rifle bore cleaning brush

Benchrest Type

Brush designed for competition shooters

Brass Core

Bronze bristles

Standard 8/32

Thread pitch

Oversized Brush

Design for extended life

$3.99
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SKU: 25R-709779100040

Overview

Built for routine bore maintenance, this .25 caliber rifle brush is aimed at competition shooters and other users who need a cleaning tool that can stand up to frequent use. It uses a brass core with bronze bristles and a brass coupling, with each brush sized for its caliber and made oversized for extended life. The design is intended to provide strong cleaning action without harming the bore, making it a practical choice for keeping a rifle clean between range sessions or matches. With standard 8/32 thread pitch, it fits into a straightforward cleaning setup for .25 caliber rifles.

Why Hunters Choose the Proshot

Benchrest-quality Brush

Designed for competition shooters and

Brass Core

Coupling with bronze bristles

Specific .25

Caliber sizing for compatible rifle

Oversized Brush

Design for extended life

Standard 8/32

Thread pitch for common cleaning

Key Features

  • .25 caliber rifle bore cleaning brush
  • Benchrest type brush designed for competition shooters
  • Brass core with bronze bristles
  • Standard 8/32 thread pitch
  • Oversized brush design for extended life
  • Sized specifically for .25 caliber bores

Best Used For

  • Competition shooters needing a .25 caliber benchrest brush for frequent bore cleaning sessions.
  • Rifle owners who want a caliber-specific brush with standard 8/32 thread pitch.
  • Users maintaining .25 caliber rifles and preferring bronze bristles with a brass core.
  • Hunters and shooters seeking a bore-cleaning brush sized for extended service life.

Specifications

Bristle MaterialBronze
Brush TypeBenchrest Bore Cleaning Brush
Caliber.25 Caliber
Core MaterialBrass
Coupling MaterialBrass
Designed ForCompetition shooters
Oversized For Extended Lifetrue
Size SpecificitySpecific size for each caliber
Thread Pitch8/32

Pros

  • Benchrest-quality brush designed for competition shooters and frequent use.
  • Brass core and coupling with bronze bristles.
  • Specific .25 caliber sizing for compatible rifle bores.
  • Oversized brush design for extended life.
  • Standard 8/32 thread pitch for common cleaning setups.
  • Described as providing strong cleaning ability without harming the bore.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Sized specifically for .25 caliber rifles, so it is not a universal brush and must match the correct bore size.
  • The brush uses bronze bristles and a brass core, which is appropriate for cleaning but means it is a consumable accessory rather than a permanent tool.
  • It is a benchrest-style brush designed for frequent use, but the product description does not provide details on compatibility beyond the listed standard 8/32 thread pitch.
  • The oversized-for-extended-life design suggests durability, but eventual wear is still expected with repeated cleaning use.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Bore cleaning patches
  • Rifle cleaning rods
  • Bore cleaning jags
  • Gun cleaning kits

Suggested Accessories

  • Bore cleaning rod
  • Cleaning patches
  • Gun cleaning solvent
  • Patch holder

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is this bore brush made for?

It is a .25 caliber rifle bore cleaning brush.

What thread pitch does this brush use?

It uses a standard 8/32 thread pitch.

What materials are listed for the brush construction?

The listed construction is a brass core with bronze bristles.

Is this brush intended for frequent use?

Yes. The product description says it is designed for competition shooters to withstand frequent use.

Does the product description say it is safe for the bore?

The description states that it will not harm the bore.