Brownells Standard Line Stainless 375 Caliber Rifle Brush 12 Pack
When you're running a gun shop or maintaining a personal arsenal, bore brushes wear out fast—and buying them one at a time gets expensive. The Brownells Standard Line Stainless 375 Caliber Rifle Brush 12 Pack gives you a year's worth of serious cleaning power in one go, designed specifically for .375 caliber rifles. Built with a one-piece looped and wound stainless steel shank (not the cheaper twisted-and-chopped alternative), these brushes are made to last through job after job.
Stainless steel bristles deliver aggressive cleaning action that cuts through heavy lead fouling, carbon buildup, and rust—situations where milder brushes just don't get the job done. That aggressive approach means these aren't for everyday maintenance; they're your go-to when a bore really needs rehab. It's worth knowing that the stainless steel construction accelerates bore wear with regular use, so reserve these for problem bores rather than routine cleaning sessions.
At 3.27 inches long and threaded for standard rifle cleaning rod compatibility, each brush fits seamlessly into your existing cleaning kit. The bulk 12-pack format means you'll always have a fresh brush on hand and can stock spares for the shop or share with shooting buddies—all without the per-unit markup of buying individually.
Key Features
- One-piece looped and wound stainless steel shank—superior durability compared to twisted designs
- Aggressive stainless bristles for severe fouling, lead buildup, and rust removal
- Sized and threaded specifically for .375 caliber rifles
- 12-pack bulk format—economical for shops and serious shooters
- Standard rifle cleaning rod threading for universal compatibility
Specifications
| Caliber | .375 |
| Bristle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Shank Construction | Steel, looped and wound |
| Overall Length | 3.27 inches (8.3 cm) |
| Thread Size | 8-32 |
| Quantity | 12 per pack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this brush work with my rifle cleaning rod?
Yes, the 8-32 thread is the standard for .375 and larger rifle calibers, so it'll fit any cleaning rod designed for those sizes.
When should I use a stainless steel brush versus a brass brush?
Use stainless steel when you're dealing with heavy fouling, lead buildup, or rust—situations that need aggressive scrubbing. Brass is gentler and better suited to routine maintenance, since stainless steel's intensity can accelerate bore wear over time.
Why does Brownells sell these in bulk packs?
Because brushes get worn out and replaced frequently in active shooting environments. The 12-pack keeps your cost down and ensures you always have a fresh brush available without repeated small orders.

