Pro-Shot Patriot Heavy Duty Nylon Pistol Bore Brush - 9mm & .357 Caliber, 8 x 32 Thread
$3.73
- Material:
- Brass
- Thread Pattern:
- #8-32
- Bristle Type:
- Nylon
A quality bore brush is non-negotiable if you want your 9mm or .357 pistol to perform reliably downrange. The Pro-Shot Patriot Heavy Duty Nylon Pistol Bore Brush is built for serious shooters who clean their firearms properly. With nylon bristles and a brass core, this brush scrubs fouling and copper buildup from your bore without the risk of scratching steel—a real concern with stainless or carbon steel brushes on premium barrels. The 8 x 32 thread fits standard pistol cleaning rod setups, making it a drop-in addition to your existing rod and jag collection.
Whether you're a range regular burning through hundreds of rounds monthly or a defensive shooter keeping your carry gun in top condition, a dedicated bore brush between deep cleanings keeps your accuracy consistent and extends barrel life. The Patriot series from Pro-Shot emphasizes durability and no-nonsense design—you get a tool that works, not marketing.
Pair this brush with your favorite bore solvent and a good cleaning rod. A few passes down the bore, let the solvent soak, then patch it dry. Your groups will thank you.
Key Features
- Nylon bristles—safe for precision bores, won't scratch steel
- Brass core for durability and reliability
- 8 x 32 thread—standard pistol rod compatibility
- Heavy-duty construction for repeated use
- Sized for 9mm and .357 caliber pistols
Specifications
| Brand | Pro-Shot |
| Product Type | Pistol Bore Brush |
| Caliber | 9mm, .357 |
| Thread Size | 8 x 32 |
| Bristle Material | Nylon |
| Core Material | Brass |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this brush fit my cleaning rod?
Yes, if your cleaning rod uses standard 8 x 32 threads. This is the universal pistol rod thread size, so it works with virtually all modern pistol cleaning kits. Check your rod's thread size to confirm.
Can I use this brush on other calibers?
This brush is sized and designed for 9mm and .357 caliber pistols. Using it on significantly larger or smaller bores will reduce cleaning effectiveness.
Why nylon bristles instead of steel or bronze?
Nylon bristles are soft enough to clean your bore without scratching the steel, which is especially important if you own a precision or match-grade barrel. Steel or bronze brushes can leave microscopic marks that affect accuracy over time.
How often should I clean my pistol bore?
It depends on your shooting volume and ammunition type. High-volume shooters benefit from cleaning after every range session. If you shoot occasionally, a monthly cleaning is reasonable. A quality bore brush like this one makes the job quick and effective.
