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Hoppe's Shotgun Bore Brush 10 Gauge 5-16"-27 Threads Bronze

Name: Hoppe's Shotgun Bore Brush 10 Gauge 5-16"-27 Threads Bronze
Brand: Hoppe's
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Brand: Hoppe's
Caliber: 10 Gauge
Category: Gunsmithing
Tool Type: Bore Brushes
UPC: 26285514179
MPN: 1314AP

Overview

The Hoppe's Phosphor Bronze Brush is an essential maintenance tool specifically sized for 10-gauge heavy-bore shotguns. Constructed with stout phosphor bronze bristles, this cleaning accessory is engineered to provide efficient scrubbing power to break down lead deposits and carbon buildup without damaging the interior bore surfaces. Featuring standard threading compatible with common cleaning rods and kits, it helps ensure your shotgun remains in optimal operating condition.

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