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Description

The Kleen-Bore Red Nylon Rifle Bore Brush, .30/7.62 (brand part no. A180N-RED) from Kleen-Bore is a dedicated bore brush sized to scrub carbon and copper fouling out of the rifling without damaging it. Built with red nylon bristles for .30/7.62 caliber rifle bores, it is dense enough to break up hardened fouling in fewer passes than a worn-out or mismatched brush. Many major firearms manufacturers recommend a brush like this over relying on solvent alone to lift baked-on carbon and copper. It threads directly onto a standard cleaning rod, so it drops straight into an existing cleaning routine.

Key Specifications

  • .30/7.62 caliber rifle sizing matches the brush diameter precisely to the bore, so bristles make full contact with the rifling.
  • red nylon bristle construction is dense and stiff enough to break up hardened carbon and copper fouling in fewer passes.
  • standard threaded fitting lets the brush thread directly onto a cleaning rod already in the kit.
  • manufacturer-recommended bristle style is the type many major firearms manufacturers recommend over solvent alone for bore cleaning.
  • dense, heavy-duty bristle pattern is built to last through repeated passes instead of fraying or thinning out.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kleen-Bore Red Nylon Rifle Bore Brush, .30/7.62 used for? It scrubs carbon and copper fouling out of the bore’s rifling, a job solvent alone doesn’t fully finish.

Does this brush fit a standard cleaning rod? Yes, it threads onto a standard cleaning rod, so no proprietary handle or adapter is required.

Buy the Kleen-Bore Red Nylon Rifle Bore Brush, .30/7.62

Order the Kleen-Bore Red Nylon Rifle Bore Brush, .30/7.62 from Kleen-Bore’s gun cleaning kits and supplies lineup to keep this bore scrubbed clean between range trips. Ships fast from a Lubbock, TX gun shop.

Additional Information

UPC

026249005897

Manufacturer

Kleen-Bore

Manufacturer Part Number

A180NRED

Model

Rifle Red Nylon Bore Brush

Product Type

Brush

Thread Pattern

#8-32