Brownells Standard Line Brush, Nylon, .270 Caliber Rifle, 12 Pack

A .270 caliber rifle bore brush designed for serious shooters who clean their own firearms. This 12-pack from Brownells delivers exactly what working gunsmiths and dedicated hunters need: durable nylon brushes that handle modern aggressive solvents without compromising bore integrity. Unlike brushes pieced together from twisted segments, these feature one-piece looped and wound steel shanks—the same construction method that prevents bristle shedding and keeps your bore clean without scoring.

Nylon bristles are your answer to aggressive modern bore cleaners. Copper and bronze fouling solvents that attack bullet jacket residue are just as hard on traditional bronze brushes, which can leave fine scratches that degrade accuracy over time. Nylon stands up to these powerful cleaners and won't damage your bore. At 3.27 inches overall length with standard 8-32 threads, these brushes fit any modern .270 rifle cleaning rod.

Buy in bulk and stock your range bag, cleaning kit, or shop. A 12-pack means you'll have fresh brushes on hand and won't run short during a day of serious shooting or when you're helping others maintain their rifles. Brownells built their reputation on working shooters' needs, and this straightforward design reflects that heritage.

Key Features

• 12-pack quantity ideal for range bag, shop, or sharing
• One-piece looped and wound steel shanks resist bristle shedding
• Nylon bristles compatible with modern aggressive bore solvents
• Won't cause accuracy-ruining bore scratches
• 3.27" overall length fits standard cleaning rods
• 8-32 threads for .270 and most modern rifle calibers

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these .270 brushes work with my cleaning rod?

Yes, as long as your rod uses standard 8-32 threads, which is the norm for .270 and nearly all modern rifle calibers. These brushes are 3.27 inches long and will fit any typical cleaning rod with 8-32 threads.

Can I use these with aggressive modern solvents like Hoppes or Bore Tech?

Absolutely. Nylon bristles are specifically designed to resist harsh copper and bronze-removing solvents that can wear down traditional bronze brushes. You won't have to worry about the brush itself causing wear to your bore.

Why does a one-piece looped and wound shank matter?

Brushes made from twisted segments that are chopped apart tend to shed bristles. A one-piece looped and wound construction is more durable and keeps bristles intact throughout the brush's life, so you get a cleaner, more consistent scrub without debris left in the bore.

Why buy a 12-pack instead of individual brushes?

Brownells bulk-packs these because working shops and serious shooters go through brushes regularly. You'll have fresh brushes on hand, won't run short during a cleaning session, and the per-brush cost is lower.