Brownells Shotgun Port Brush, Ss, Model 202,6'' L X .25'' Dia, 12 Pack

Shotgun port fouling is one of those overlooked maintenance tasks that separates meticulous shooters from the rest. The Brownells Shotgun Port Brush is a purpose-built cleaning tool designed to tackle carbon and wad residue that accumulates in the ejection port—a spot that's easy to miss with standard gun cleaning routines. This 12-pack gives you enough brushes to keep in your range bag, truck, and workshop so you're never without one when you need it.

Each brush features a twisted, stainless steel construction that's extra-stiff—rigid enough to scrub away stubborn buildup without damaging the port or barrel components. The tapered profile is engineered to fit the ejection port geometry on most shotguns, allowing you to work efficiently in a space where access is tight. Stainless steel resists corrosion from solvents and moisture, so these brushes stay functional shot after shot and season after season.

Whether you run a tactical shotgun, a hunting pump, or a semi-auto, keeping the ejection port clean prevents malfunctions and extends component life. A few seconds with one of these brushes after a session at the range or in the field is all it takes to keep your shotgun running reliably. For shotgun owners serious about maintenance, a 12-pack is the practical choice—always have a fresh brush on hand.

Key Features

• Extra-stiff twisted stainless steel construction for aggressive fouling removal
• Tapered design fits shotgun ejection ports precisely
• Stainless steel resists solvent and moisture corrosion
• 12-pack quantity ensures you have brushes ready at home, in the truck, and at the range
• Effective on carbon and wad residue

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotguns do these port brushes work with?

The Brownells Model 202 brush is sized to fit ejection ports on most standard shotguns. The tapered 0.25-inch diameter is designed to work in typical port openings on pump, semi-auto, and break-action shotguns. Always verify fit visually before use, especially on less common or custom shotgun models.

How often should I clean the shotgun port?

We recommend cleaning the ejection port after each shooting session, particularly if you've fired a high round count. Regular port cleaning prevents carbon and wad material buildup that can interfere with ejection reliability and overall function.

Why buy a 12-pack instead of a single brush?

A 12-pack lets you keep brushes where you shoot and clean—truck, range bag, cleaning kit, and home workshop. You'll always have one on hand instead of hunting for a brush, and stainless steel construction means they'll last many seasons with proper storage.

Can these brushes damage the port or barrel?

The tapered stainless steel design is engineered for safe use in the port area. That said, use reasonable care when scrubbing—the brush is stiff by design to remove fouling, not to force or pry. Let the brush do the work rather than applying excessive pressure.