Hoppe's 1325 Cleaning Swab 17 HMR - 10 Pack Premium Gun Cleaning Supplies

The Hoppe's 1325 Cleaning Swab in 17 HMR is built specifically for shooters who run rimfire rifles and want a no-fuss way to keep their bore clean. This 10-pack gives you plenty of swabs on hand so you can maintain your rifle after range trips or between seasons without rationing. Made from 100 percent cotton, these swabs are soft enough to be gentle on your bore yet effective at removing fouling and residue—the kind of straightforward design that's made Hoppe's a staple in gun cleaning for decades.

Cotton construction means these swabs are also washable and reusable, so you can rinse them out and use them again if you want to stretch your supply even further. They're sized to fit the 17 HMR bore properly, so you're not fighting undersized or oversized swabs that don't make good contact with the rifling. Whether you're a casual shooter keeping your rimfire in shape or someone who runs 17 HMR regularly for varmint work, having the right caliber-specific swab makes cleanup faster and more effective.

Drop a swab into your cleaning rod after running a patch through with solvent, and you'll pull out carbon and copper fouling in one pass. These are the kind of consumables worth buying in bulk—you'll use them, and when you're out, you'll wish you had more on hand.

Key Features

• 100 percent cotton construction for gentle, effective bore cleaning
• Sized specifically for 17 HMR caliber
• Washable and reusable for extended use
• 10-pack quantity for frequent shooters and regular maintenance
• Soft yet effective at removing fouling and residue

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these Hoppe's 17 HMR swabs fit my cleaning rod?

These swabs are sized to fit standard 17 HMR bore diameter and work with any cleaning rod designed for that caliber. Check your rod's compatibility with 17 HMR to ensure a proper fit.

Can I wash and reuse these cotton swabs?

Yes. The 100 percent cotton construction makes them washable, so you can rinse them out and use them again, extending the life of your 10-pack.

What's the best way to use these swabs in my cleaning routine?

Run a solvent-soaked patch through your bore first, then follow with a swab on your cleaning rod to push out fouling and residue. Let the swab do the work—the soft cotton will contact the rifling and pick up carbon and copper without damaging the bore.