KleenBore KB-PBSET 3-Piece Precision Pick & Brush Tool Set for Firearm Maintenance

The KleenBore KB-PBSET 3-piece precision pick and brush tool set is a compact cleaning accessory designed to handle the detailed work that standard bore brushes can't reach. Whether you're breaking down a rifle for deep cleaning, maintaining a handgun's trigger assembly, or scrubbing around vent ribs and hard-to-access receiver surfaces, this set gives you the right tool for the job without taking up much space in your cleaning kit.

The set pairs a nylon utility brush with a pair of double-ended stainless steel picks. The brush handles general scrubbing tasks and is formulated to resist solvent degradation—meaning it holds up well in your cleaning solvents and oils. The stainless steel picks are where precision work happens: their pointed and varied ends let you get into crevices, around pins, and into corners where brushes can't go. Together, they cover the kind of detail cleaning that separates a well-maintained gun from one that just runs.

This is the kind of set that fits easily into a range bag or cleaning caddy and pulls its weight on every range trip or field cleanup. No bulk, no waste—just practical tools that work.

Key Features

• Nylon utility brush resistant to firearms cleaning solvents
• Double-ended stainless steel precision picks for hard-to-reach detail work
• Three-piece set: compact and portable for range or field use
• Designed for trigger assemblies, vent ribs, receivers, and tight spaces

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in the KleenBore 3-piece set?

The set contains one nylon utility brush and a pair of double-ended stainless steel picks.

Can I use these picks and brush with firearms cleaning solvents?

Yes. The nylon brush is formulated to resist solvent degradation, and the stainless steel picks handle solvents without issue.

What kind of cleaning jobs are these tools best for?

The brush works well for scrubbing broad surfaces like receivers and vent ribs. The picks excel at precision work in tight spaces—around trigger assemblies, pins, and interior crevices that brushes can't access.