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The BoreSnake earned its reputation as one of the quickest ways to run a barrel, and this Den version wraps that setup for .50 through .54 caliber rifles into a slick little carry case. Instead of fussing with a rod, sections, patches, and a brush, you drop the weighted cord through the bore, give it a pull, and the integrated bronze bristles scrub the carbon while the thick cotton tail swabs everything out behind it. That tail carries something like 160 times the surface area of a standard patch, so a single pass does a lot of the work that used to take several.
The Den is the part that makes this one worth grabbing over a bare BoreSnake. The clear case keeps the rope from turning into a tangled mess in the bottom of your bag, and the lid pops off to become a T-handle you pull the snake through with. On a bore this size, having a solid grip to pull against matters, and it beats wrapping the cord around your knuckles. The whole thing is small enough to ride in a range bag, a pack, or the corner of the safe.
This is a natural fit for muzzleloader hunters and big-bore rifle owners who want to knock down fouling between shots or before a shot at the range. Run it dry for a quick pass, or add a little Hoppe's No. 9 or oil to the leading section when you want a deeper clean. The BoreSnake always travels the same direction the bullet does, which protects the rifling, and the brass weight stamped with the caliber makes it easy to grab the right one out of the drawer.
The cord is durable, machine washable, and good to run until the bronze bristles wear down. Toss it in the wash when it gets grungy, let it dry, and it's ready for another season. For folks who'd rather spend time shooting than scrubbing, it's a hard combo to beat.
Yes, this model is sized to run .50 through .54 caliber bores, so it covers both. It's a popular pick for big-bore muzzleloaders and large-caliber rifles in that range. The brass weight on the cord is stamped with the size so you can tell it apart from other BoreSnakes at a glance.
Absolutely. Add a few drops of Hoppe's No. 9 or your favorite oil to the front section of the rope for a deeper clean, or run it dry for a quick pass at the range. Just apply the wet stuff ahead of the brush so it works into the bore first.
The Den adds a compact clear case that keeps the rope organized and protected instead of loose in your bag. The lid snaps off and turns into a T-handle, giving you a solid grip to pull the snake through, which is handy on larger bores like these.
It's built to hold up over many cleanings and is machine washable, so you can toss it in the wash when it gets fouled up. Run it until the bronze bristles wear down and stop scrubbing effectively. Let it dry fully before storing it back in the Den.
| UPC | 026285001112 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 24020D |
| Caliber/Gauge | .50 Caliber |
| Length | 5.5000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bore Cleaner |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.29 |
| Style | Rifle |
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