Breakthrough Clean Htmbar15 Mag Brush Ar15 Black/Green CleaningBreakthrough Clean Technologies$16.99
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Breakthrough Clean Technologies
A magazine brush is one of those small-but-essential tools that separates someone who just shoots from someone who actually maintains their gear. The Breakthrough Clean Magazine Brush is designed to tackle the grime that accumulates inside magazine bodies—dirt, powder residue, old lube buildup—stuff that can interfere with reliable feeding if left to pile up. Whether you're running AR-15s, pistol mags, or a mixed arsenal, this universal mag brush works across calibers and platforms, making it a practical addition to any cleaning kit.
The brush itself is built with stiff nylon bristles that scrub away stubborn fouling without scratching or damaging the magazine's interior walls or feed lips. That matters: aggressive steel wire can leave marks that compromise function or appearance over time. The ergonomic handle gives you solid control while you're working, and you're not fighting tiny, fiddly grips—it's designed for actual work. It also includes a magazine disassembly tool built into the handle, so you've got a two-in-one setup that doesn't require hunting down a second implement to break down your mags.
This is the kind of tool that lives in your range bag or cleaning station and earns its space by being there when you need it. Magazine maintenance doesn't have to be complicated or expensive, and a dedicated brush beats trying to improvise with whatever's handy.
Yes—the universal design is built to work across different magazine types and calibers, so whether you're cleaning AR mags, pistol magazines, or others, one brush handles the job.
Many magazines need to be disassembled to clean them thoroughly. The tool built into the handle lets you break down your mags without having to find a separate implement, making the whole cleaning process faster and more convenient.
A magazine brush with stiff nylon bristles is designed to clean interior surfaces effectively while being safe for the mag's feed lips and walls. Improvised tools—steel brushes, wire, abrasive stuff—can scratch or damage the inside of the magazine, which isn't worth the risk.
Breakthrough Clean Technologies
A magazine brush is one of those small-but-essential tools that separates someone who just shoots from someone who actually maintains their gear. The Breakthrough Clean Magazine Brush is designed to tackle the grime that accumulates inside magazine bodies—dirt, powder residue, old lube buildup—stuff that can interfere with reliable feeding if left to pile up. Whether you're running AR-15s, pistol mags, or a mixed arsenal, this universal mag brush works across calibers and platforms, making it a practical addition to any cleaning kit.
The brush itself is built with stiff nylon bristles that scrub away stubborn fouling without scratching or damaging the magazine's interior walls or feed lips. That matters: aggressive steel wire can leave marks that compromise function or appearance over time. The ergonomic handle gives you solid control while you're working, and you're not fighting tiny, fiddly grips—it's designed for actual work. It also includes a magazine disassembly tool built into the handle, so you've got a two-in-one setup that doesn't require hunting down a second implement to break down your mags.
This is the kind of tool that lives in your range bag or cleaning station and earns its space by being there when you need it. Magazine maintenance doesn't have to be complicated or expensive, and a dedicated brush beats trying to improvise with whatever's handy.
Yes—the universal design is built to work across different magazine types and calibers, so whether you're cleaning AR mags, pistol magazines, or others, one brush handles the job.
Many magazines need to be disassembled to clean them thoroughly. The tool built into the handle lets you break down your mags without having to find a separate implement, making the whole cleaning process faster and more convenient.
A magazine brush with stiff nylon bristles is designed to clean interior surfaces effectively while being safe for the mag's feed lips and walls. Improvised tools—steel brushes, wire, abrasive stuff—can scratch or damage the inside of the magazine, which isn't worth the risk.
