Pro-Shot Gun Brush Double End - Nylon

Gun cleaning is one of those things that some people find really divisive. Some people try to avoid it as much as possible, and dread cleaning up after the range. Others, like us, find it a little therapeutic to set up on a workbench, put on a movie, and really take our time to make sure that every nook and cranny is utterly clean. Whichever camp you fall into, firearms cleaning is an important part of owning firearms. A clean firearm will last longer, work better, and be more reliable. This is doubly true if you plan on carrying a firearm: do you want to carry a dirty firearm that may just not work when you need it to? Us neither.

So, when it comes to cleaning supplies, it’s more than worth your time and effort to invest in quality tools that will help you keep your gun in tip top shape. A lot of us end up using a toothbrush. For example, on an AR, the part of the chamber just before the start of the bore is a little hard to reach. But, that toothbrush will fall right apart in short order. We can do better with the Pro-Shot Gun Brush Double End – Nylon. Instead of cheap toothbrushes, these stainless bristles in a quality nylon brush will offer a lot more scrubbing power, and will last through more than a single cleaning. While we wouldn’t take these to fine finishes, these are the perfect brushes to clean out carbon fouling and other dirty areas of firearms. The Pro-Shot Gun Brush Double End – Nylon is a quality tool that will last you a long time, put one or a few into your cleaning kit today to keep your firearms clean.
  
Features: 

• Nylon Handle
• Two Sizes, small and large brush
• Long lasting bristles 

In 1982, our founder John E. Damarin, started Pro-Shot Products with one goal, to make quality firearms cleaning accessories that worked faster and easier. He was a very avid marksman, shooting most every shooting genre and event he could find to compete in around Illinois and the Midwest.  From pistol, benchrest rifle, and of course his favorite Shotgun events, I always watched and learned how to shoot with my Father.