Brand: Otis Technology
Intended Use: Safe, non-abrasive cleaning of the bore; ideal for gentle carbon removal and applying solvents that can degrade metal brushes
Brush Type: Standard Bore Brush
Firearm Type: Pistols and Rifles
Bristle Type: Stiff/Heavy-duty nylon
Bristle Material: Black Nylon
Handle Description: Precision stem stamped with the caliber size for quick identification; features standard 8-32 threads
Handle Material: Tufcor® proprietary corrosive-resistant core wire
Handle Finish: Natural Brass
Protects/Removes: Removes stubborn carbon deposits and fouling without damaging the barrel's rifling or crown
Length: 2 inches

Features

The Otis .40cal/10mm Nylon Bore Brush is a precision gun cleaning tool designed specifically for .40 caliber and 10mm firearm barrels. It features the proprietary Tufcor® core wire, which is corrosion-resistant and has a tighter twist for superior bristle retention and a longer service life. These stiff nylon bristles provide "twice the fill" of standard brushes, allowing for a thorough, non-abrasive clean that effectively loosens carbon and powder residue without scratching the bore. Measuring 2 inches in length with standard 8-32 threads, it is fully compatible with Otis Memory-Flex® cables and traditional cleaning rods. For quick identification in your kit, the brush is stamped with its caliber size directly on the stem.

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