Pro-Shot Bronze Shotgun Bore Cleaning Brush - 5/16 x 27 Thread

A clean bore is the foundation of reliable shotgun performance, whether you're prepping for opening day, running a competitive round, or maintaining a duty gun. The Pro-Shot Bronze Shotgun Bore Cleaning Brush is purpose-built to scrub carbon, powder residue, and copper fouling from shotgun barrels without compromising the bore. Bronze bristles are softer than steel, so they remove buildup effectively while protecting the precision-rifled surface—a critical difference when you're counting on accuracy and longevity.

Pro-Shot earned its reputation among Olympic shooters, law enforcement, and military armorers through obsessive attention to cleaning hardware. Their brushes are engineered for shooters who refuse to settle for half-measures: whether you're a once-a-season hunter, a competitive clay target shooter, or running firearms daily in a duty role, this brush does the work without shortcuts. The 5/16 x 27 thread fits standard shotgun cleaning rods, making it a straightforward addition to any maintenance kit.

Shotgun bores deserve real attention. Powder residue and lead fouling accumulate faster than many shooters realize, and a proper brush—not a makeshift substitute—gets into the lands and grooves where a patch alone won't reach. Bronze bristles give you aggressive cleaning power without the risk of bore damage that comes with steel or wire alternatives.

Key Features

• Bronze bristles clean effectively without scratching or eroding bore surfaces
• Fits standard 5/16 x 27 threaded cleaning rods
• Removes carbon, powder residue, and copper fouling from shotgun barrels
• Trusted by competitive shooters, military, and law enforcement

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a bronze brush damage my shotgun barrel?

No. Bronze is softer than steel and won't scratch or erode the bore. It's specifically chosen for aggressive cleaning without the risk of bore damage.

What thread size do I need for my shotgun cleaning rod?

This brush has a 5/16 x 27 thread, the standard size for most shotgun cleaning rods. Verify your rod's thread size before ordering to ensure compatibility.

How often should I use a bore brush?

A bore brush should be used during routine cleaning after shooting, typically as part of your regular maintenance cycle. How often you shoot determines cleaning frequency—not a fixed schedule.