Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip for 10, 12, 16, 20 Gauge Shotguns

The Birchwood Casey brass slotted tip for shotguns is a durable cleaning rod accessory designed for 10, 12, 16, and 20 gauge shotgun barrels. If you're serious about maintaining your shotgun between hunts or after a day at the range, a quality patch holder makes the difference between a quick, effective cleaning and a frustrating struggle with patches bunching or tearing. This brass tip slides onto your cleaning rod and grips patches securely, letting you apply solvent and remove fouling without the patch slipping or shredding partway down the bore.

Built from brass, this slotted design is gentler on your barrel than steel alternatives—it won't scratch or mar the interior surfaces that matter to accuracy and longevity. The slot holds standard patches firmly in place, so you're not fishing for half-dissolved cloth or re-patching every few strokes. Whether you're cleaning after a clay course, a duck hunt, or just running maintenance after storage, having the right tool makes the job faster and more thorough.

Birchwood Casey has been making shotgun and rifle cleaning gear for decades, and their reputation rests on straightforward, reliable products that work. This brass tip is an affordable way to upgrade your cleaning routine and protect your investment in a quality shotgun.

Key Features

• Brass construction—gentler on barrel interiors than steel
• Slotted design securely holds cleaning patches
• Fits 10, 12, 16, and 20 gauge shotguns
• Works with standard cleaning rods
• Durable, long-lasting accessory for regular maintenance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauges does this patch tip fit?

This brass slotted tip is designed for 10, 12, 16, and 20 gauge shotguns.

Will this damage my shotgun barrel?

No. The brass construction is specifically chosen because it's softer than steel and won't scratch or mar the interior of your barrel during cleaning.

How do I use the slotted tip?

Slide the tip onto your cleaning rod, insert a patch into the slot until it's held firmly, then run the rod through your barrel. The patch will stay in place throughout the cleaning stroke.