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The BoreSnake has long been one of the fastest ways to knock the fouling out of a barrel, and the Den version wraps that proven rope in a slick little carrying case built for the road. Drop the weighted cord down your 20 gauge barrel, pull it through, and the integrated bronze brush loosens carbon while the braided tail wipes everything clean with a surface area 160 times larger than a standard patch. No rods to thread, no patches to fumble with, no assembly at all.
The Den itself is a clear, compact case that keeps the rope from tangling and stops the fouling mess from getting all over your gear between uses. The lid isn't just a lid either. It pops off and becomes a T-handle that gives you a real grip for pulling, instead of wrapping the cord around your knuckles and hoping for the best. When you're done, everything snaps back into the case and stores flat in a range bag, backpack, or blind bag.
Most folks run it dry for a quick wipe-down, but it works even better with a little solvent or oil worked into the flat section ahead of the brush. Spray or soak the bore, let it sit a minute, then pull the snake through three or four times in the direction a shell would travel. Keep the pull straight and don't saw it back and forth, and you'll get a clean, smooth bore in a fraction of the time a rod-and-patch job takes.
One of the best parts is that the rope is fully machine washable. Once it loads up with grime you can toss it in the wash, let it dry, and put it right back to work, which makes it a far better value over time than burning through disposable patches. Whether you're chasing upland birds, sitting a duck blind, or just want a fast cleanup between rounds of clays, this is the kind of tool you'll reach for every time out.
Make sure the shotgun is empty, then drop the weighted brass cord down the barrel from the chamber end and pull it through toward the muzzle. Run it through three or four times, keeping the pull straight rather than sawing it back and forth. For a deeper clean, work a little solvent into the flat section ahead of the brush and let the bore soak for a minute before pulling.
Yes. The rope is fully machine washable, so once it loads up with carbon and fouling you can toss it in the wash, let it dry, and use it again. That reusability is a big reason it tends to be a better long-term value than disposable patches.
The lid of the Den pops off and becomes a T-handle that snaps into the clear case for storage. It gives you a solid, comfortable grip for pulling the snake through instead of wrapping the cord around your hand. When you're finished, everything snaps back together into a compact package.
For quick field cleanups and regular maintenance, the BoreSnake does a great job pulling powder residue and loose debris out of the bore in one pass. For heavier plastic wad or stubborn fouling, or a full detail cleaning, it's smart to pair it with a proper cleaning kit now and then. Think of it as your fast, everyday tool that keeps buildup in check between deep cleans.
| UPC | 026285001150 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 24033D |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 5.6500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bore Cleaner |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.26 |
| Style | Shotgun |
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