Brand: Otis Technology
Intended Use: Precision cleaning of the bore; ideal for gentle cleaning of powder residue and applying copper-removing solvents that would otherwise degrade bronze brushes
Brush Type: Standard Bore Brush
Firearm Type: Rifles and Pistols
Bristle Type: Stiff/Heavy-duty nylon
Bristle Material: Black Nylon
Handle Description: Precision stem stamped with the caliber size for easy identification; features standard 8-32 threads
Handle Material: Tufcor® proprietary corrosive-resistant core wire
Handle Finish: Natural Brass
Protects/Removes: Removes powder residue and light fouling while protecting the barrel's rifling and crown from abrasion
Length: 2 inches

Features

The Otis 6.5mm/.260 Cal Bore Brush (2‑Pack) nylon bore brush is designed for effective cleaning of 6.5mm and .260 caliber 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 tightly twisted wire construction improves bristle retention and brush life, while bristles extending to the tip allow for thorough cleaning throughout the barrel. Featuring standard 8-32 threads for compatibility with most cleaning rods and kits, this caliber-specific brush delivers consistent, precise bore maintenance.

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