Brand: Breakthrough Clean Technologies
Intended Use: Maintenance and deep cleaning of firearm magazines to ensure reliable feeding and smooth operation
Brush Type: Magazine cleaning brush
Firearm Type: Universal; designed to fit most firearm magazines
Bristle Type: Stiff
Bristle Material: Nylon
Handle Description: Ergonomic handle with a secure, comfortable grip and an integrated magazine disassembly tool built into the base
Handle Material: Polymer/Nylon
Handle Finish: Textured black and green
Protects/Removes: Removes carbon buildup, powder residue, dirt, and debris from magazine bodies and followers
Length: 16.80 inches
Quantity: 1
Includes: One universal magazine brush with a built-in disassembly tool

Features

Keep your magazines clean and functioning reliably with the Breakthrough Clean Technologies Universal Magazine Brush. Measuring 16.80 inches in length, this universal-fit cleaning tool is designed to service a wide range of firearm magazines with ease. Featuring durable, stiff nylon bristles, it effectively removes carbon buildup, dirt, and debris that can impact feeding performance. The ergonomic handle provides comfortable control, while the integrated magazine disassembly tool adds extra convenience for thorough maintenance. Rugged, versatile, and easy to use, it’s an essential cleaning accessory for keeping magazines operating at their best.

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