Brownells Standard Line Stainless 44/45 Caliber Rifle Brush 12 Pack

The Brownells Standard Line Stainless 44/45 Caliber Rifle Brush 12 Pack gives you a bulk supply of quality bore brushes built for serious cleaning work. If you shoot.44 or.45 caliber rifles and deal with heavily fouled, leaded, or rusted bores, stainless steel bristles deliver the aggressive scrubbing action needed to cut through stubborn fouling. This 12-pack format makes sense for shooters who maintain multiple rifles, run a shop, or simply want brushes on hand without frequent reorders.

Each brush features a one-piece looped and wound steel shank—more durable than twisted-together designs—and measures 3.27 inches overall. The stainless bristles are effective, though worth noting: that aggressive cleaning action accelerates bore wear with repeated use, so they're best reserved for problem bores rather than routine maintenance on rifles you want to preserve long-term. Pair them with a good bore solvent and rod for best results.

Built to Brownells' reputation for no-nonsense shop quality, these brushes are sized and threaded specifically for.44/45 caliber bore work. The 12-pack format means you'll have plenty for your cleaning kit, the bench, and a backup supply.

Key Features

• Stainless steel bristles for aggressive fouling removal
• One-piece looped and wound steel shank for durability
• Sized for.44 and.45 caliber rifles
• 3.27-inch overall length
• 12-brush pack—ideal for shops, multiple firearms, or stock-up purchases
• 8-32 thread for standard rifle rod compatibility

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What thread size do these brushes use?

The.44/45 brushes are threaded 8-32, the standard size for most rifle cleaning rods in those calibers.

Are these brushes suitable for routine maintenance cleaning?

Stainless steel brushes are most effective on heavily fouled, leaded, or rusted bores. For regular maintenance, they may accelerate bore wear with frequent use, so consider them a problem-solver rather than a daily-cleaning tool.

What's the advantage of a looped and wound shank?

A one-piece looped and wound construction is more durable and reliable than two twisted-together pieces that can separate or break apart during use.

Why buy a 12-pack instead of single brushes?

The bulk pack reduces cost per brush and ensures you have spares for your cleaning kit, shop bench, or multiple rifles—plus you won't run out mid-cleaning session.