Hoppe's 1305P Phosphor Bronze Brush for 30 Caliber Firearms - 10 Pack

Hoppe's 1305P phosphor bronze brush for 30 caliber firearms is a field-proven bore cleaning essential for rifle owners who maintain their own arms. This 10-pack gives you backups for the range, the field, and the cleaning bench—so you're never caught without the right tool. Phosphor bronze bristles are tough enough to scrub fouling and lead buildup without damaging the precision bore of your rifle, making these brushes a smart choice for hunters and shooters running centerfire 30-caliber cartridges.

If you reload, hunt regularly, or simply shoot enough to care about your rifle's longevity, having a dedicated brush for each firearm (or several) keeps your cleaning routine efficient. Unlike wooden-handled brushes that wear out or get lost, a 10-pack means you can stash one in your range bag, one in your cleaning kit at home, and one in the truck. Phosphor bronze won't leave metal residue in your bore the way steel brushes can, and it handles the buildup from both centerfire ammunition and cast-bullet loads without issue.

Hoppe's has built its reputation on no-nonsense gun care products that work, and these brushes are a staple in serious shooters' kits for good reason. They're effective, durable, and affordable enough that replacing them isn't a burden—but they'll last through years of regular use if you take care of them.

Key Features

• Phosphor bronze bristles—effective on lead fouling and combustion residue without bore damage
• 10-pack quantity—enough brushes for multiple firearms or to keep spares in rotation
• Sized for 30 caliber rifles—compatible with standard .308, .300 Win Mag, 30-30, and similar bores
• Stout bristles designed for efficient scrubbing and buildup removal

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this brush work in my .308 Winchester or .300 Win Mag?

Yes. The 1305P is sized for 30 caliber rifles, which includes .308 Winchester, .300 Win Mag, 30-30 Winchester, .300 Blackout, and other standard 30-caliber bores.

Why phosphor bronze instead of steel or nylon?

Phosphor bronze bristles are hard enough to remove lead, powder fouling, and combustion residue effectively without scratching or damaging the bore itself. Steel brushes can leave trace metal, and nylon bristles aren't stout enough for serious centerfire rifle cleaning.

How many brushes come in this pack?

You get 10 brushes per pack—enough to dedicate one to each rifle in your collection or to keep fresh brushes on hand as backups for regular maintenance.

How do I use these brushes?

Attach the brush to your bore cleaning rod, soak it in your preferred bore cleaner (like Hoppe's solvent), and scrub the bore thoroughly with back-and-forth strokes. Work from the breech end downrange to push fouling out the muzzle.