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The Hoppe's 1310P Phosphor Bronze Brush is a caliber-specific bore brush made to fit .243 and .25 caliber rifle barrels. The bronze bristles give you a multi-directional scrubbing action that lifts out lead, carbon, powder residue, and the general gunk that collects in your bore after a range session. Bronze is the sweet spot for bore brushes: it's aggressive enough to break loose fouling but soft enough that it won't harm your rifling the way a steel brush can.
Where phosphor bronze really earns its keep is on lead and heavy carbon buildup. Run it wet with a good solvent like Hoppe's No. 9, push it through the bore a few passes, then follow up with patches to clear out the loosened crud. A lot of folks who shoot a fair bit will run a nylon brush first to knock the worst of it loose, then switch to the bronze brush for the final passes. That's optional, but it can stretch the life of the bronze bristles a little.
Each brush uses the standard #8-32 male thread, which is the common size for most rifle cleaning rods and rod ends. One thing worth knowing: the brush has a male thread, so make sure your rod or adapter accepts it. Overall length runs right around 4.9 inches, and this listing is the .243/.25 caliber size specifically, so it's matched to those bore diameters for proper bristle contact.
Bore brushes are consumables. Once the bristles start shedding or the brush loses diameter and stops making solid contact, it's time to swap it out. Having ten on hand means you're not scrambling for a fresh brush mid-cleaning or putting off maintenance because you're down to a worn-out one. Keep a few in your range bag, a few at the bench, and you're set for a long stretch of cleanings on your .243 or .25 cal rifle.
The 1310P is sized specifically for .243 and .25 caliber rifle bores, which covers cartridges like the .243 Winchester and .25 Remington. Using a brush matched to your bore diameter gives you proper bristle contact for effective scrubbing. For other calibers, you'll want to grab the correctly sized Hoppe's brush instead.
No. Phosphor bronze is soft enough that it won't harm your rifling, yet it's still tough on fouling. That's the whole reason bronze is the go-to material for bore brushes over steel, which can be too abrasive for regular use.
Each brush has a standard #8-32 male thread, which is the most common size for rifle cleaning rods and rod ends. Just double-check that your rod or adapter accepts a male-threaded brush before you head to the bench, since some Hoppe's rods also use male threads and need a coupler.
Bore brushes are consumables, so plan to swap them out once the bristles start shedding or the brush loses enough diameter that it no longer makes solid contact in the bore. Running it wet with solvent and cleaning it after use helps, but they naturally wear down over time. That's exactly why the 10-pack is handy to keep around.
| UPC | 026285513875 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1310P |
| Color | CLEANING BRUSH |
| Length | 4.9000 |
| Product Type | Cleaning Brush |
| Quantity | 10 Pack |
| Thread Pattern | #8-32 |
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