Brand: Otis Technology
Intended Use: Safe, non-abrasive cleaning of the bore; ideal for stainless steel barrels or applying solvents/lubricants without the risk of scratching
Brush Type: Standard Bore Brush
Firearm Type: Rifles and Pistols
Bristle Type: Stiff/Heavy-duty
Bristle Material: Nylon
Handle Description: Precision stem with the size stamped on the base for quick identification; features a 8-32 thread
Handle Material: Tufcor® proprietary corrosive-resistant core wire
Handle Finish: Natural Brass
Protects/Removes: Removes carbon and powder residue; protects the barrel's rifling and crown by providing a softer alternative to bronze
Length: 2 inches

Features

The Otis .22cal/.223cal Nylon Bore Brush is designed for effective cleaning of .22-caliber and .223/5.56mm firearm barrels. Built with durable nylon bristles and a corrosion-resistant Tufcor® core wire, it provides reliable fouling removal while remaining gentle on bore surfaces. The tighter twisted wire construction improves bristle retention and brush longevity, while bristles extending to the tip help deliver thorough, consistent cleaning. Featuring standard 8-32 threads for compatibility with most cleaning rods and kits, it’s a dependable option for routine maintenance of .22LR, .22-250, .223 Remington, and 5.56 NATO firearms.

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