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Montana X-Treme Heavy Duty Rifle Bore Brush 17 Caliber 5-40 Threads Nylon

Name: Montana X-Treme Heavy Duty Rifle Bore Brush 17 Caliber 5-40 Threads Nylon
Brand: Montana X-Treme
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Brand: Montana X-Treme
Caliber: .17 Cal
Category: Gunsmithing
Tool Type: Bore Brushes
Gun Part Type: Muzzle Device
UPC: 658638440172
MPN: 07120

Overview

The Montana X-Treme 17-caliber rifle bore brush is engineered for effective firearm maintenance. It features stiff, heavy-duty nylon bristles designed to resist common ammonia and oil-based cleaning solvents. The brush utilizes a solid brass core to prevent damage to the bore during the cleaning process. This 17-caliber brush is threaded with a 5-40 male thread, making it compatible with specialized cleaning rods. It is intended for use with rifles such as the .17 HMR and .17 Hornet to assist in the removal of carbon residue, copper buildup, and fouling.

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