Otis AD1080316BLU Nylon AP Brushes - 150 Count (Construction Pop Blue)

Keeping your firearms clean doesn't mean settling for brushes that leave swirl marks or wear your finish. The Otis AD1080316BLU Nylon AP Brushes pack gives you 150 all-purpose brushes in a convenient count that lets you stock your cleaning kit, range bag, and home setup without constantly restocking. Built from nylon rather than brass or steel, these brushes are gentle enough for delicate finishes while tough enough to scrub away fresh carbon and powder residue—the kind of gunk that builds up after a serious range session or hunting trip.

Whether you're breaking in a new rifle, running a suppressed setup that collects carbon like a magnet, or just doing regular maintenance on a battery of guns, having a bulk supply of quality brushes means you'll always reach for a fresh one instead of trying to make do with a worn-out bristle. The construction pop blue finish makes them easy to spot in your cleaning kit, and the 150-count format is scaled for serious shooters who aren't interested in rationing their supplies or dealing with tiny single-brush packages.

These nylon brushes won't scratch or marr gun finishes, making them the go-to choice for precision rifles, heirloom shotguns, and anything you care enough to maintain properly. At this quantity, you've got brushes for every cleaning session without guilt—use a fresh one, move on, and don't worry about whether you've beaten your bristles to death trying to stretch out a brush that's already done its job.

Key Features

• 150-count bulk pack—no restocking hassle for active shooters
• Nylon construction won't scratch or damage firearm finishes
• All-purpose design removes fresh carbon and powder residue
• Bright blue color for easy visibility in cleaning kits and range bags

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these nylon brushes scratch my gun's finish?

No. Nylon is gentler than brass or steel and won't mar or scratch firearm finishes, making these safe for use on all surfaces including wood, blued steel, stainless, and modern coatings.

What kind of fouling do these brushes remove?

They're designed to remove fresh carbon and powder residue—the typical buildup from shooting. They work as part of a standard cleaning routine using appropriate solvents and patches.

Is 150 count enough for regular shooting?

For active shooters and hunters who clean multiple firearms or shoot frequently, 150 brushes provide a generous supply so you can use a fresh brush for each cleaning without rationing. One brush per cleaning session or per gun is a solid practice.