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Bore brushes take care of the barrel, but everything else on your gun, the action, the receiver, around the firing pin, and all those tight corners where carbon and powder like to cake up, needs a different tool. The Pro-Shot AP-3PK gives you three double-ended utility brushes that cover that ground, each one built with a broad bristle head on one end for scrubbing open surfaces and a narrow, stiffer tip on the other for detail work in the cramped spots.
What makes this set handy is the range of bristle materials. You get a nylon brush that's the gentlest of the bunch and safe for finished surfaces and everyday cleaning, a bronze brush that steps up the aggressiveness for stubborn carbon and copper fouling on internal metal parts, and a stainless steel brush for the really baked-on gunk that needs some muscle. Having all three on hand means you're not reaching for a toothbrush and hoping for the best. You match the brush to the job.
Think revolver cylinders, choke tube threads, bolt faces, slide rails, and the grime that collects around the ejector and firing pin channel. The wide end handles the broad passes while the pointed end digs into the corners. Like the rest of the Pro-Shot lineup, these are made in the USA, and the brand has built its name on cleaning tools that hold up to repeated use instead of shedding bristles after a few sessions.
A quick note on the bronze brush: keep it to internal metal parts, since it's more abrasive than nylon and not meant for exterior finishes. Toss the set in your range bag or bench kit and you'll have a brush for just about every cleaning task short of running the bore itself.
The three brushes vary by bristle material and how aggressive they are. Nylon is the gentlest and safe for finished surfaces and general cleaning, bronze steps up for carbon and copper fouling on internal parts, and stainless steel is the most aggressive for heavy, baked-on residue. Having all three lets you match the brush to the mess instead of using one for everything.
Each brush has a wide bristle head on one end and a narrower, stiffer tip on the other. The broad end covers open areas like receivers and revolver cylinders, while the small end gets into tight corners around the firing pin, bolt face, and other hard-to-reach spots. It basically gives you two brush profiles in a single tool.
It's best to keep the bronze brush to internal metal parts. Bronze is more abrasive than nylon and can be rough on exterior finishes, so reach for the nylon brush when you're cleaning anything with a coating or bluing you want to protect.
No, these are utility brushes for the action, receiver, and detail areas rather than the barrel itself. You'll still want a proper caliber-specific bore brush for cleaning the bore. Think of the AP-3PK as the crew that handles everything a bore brush can't reach.
| UPC | 709779913848 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | AP3PK |
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