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Brownells
Keeping a shotgun clean means cutting through the carbon fouling and powder residue that builds up after a day of shooting. The Brownells Double-Tuff Bronze Shotgun Brush 16 Gauge is engineered for that job—a heavy-duty bore brush designed to scrub bore walls without marring them. Built from phosphor bronze wire in an extra-thick, kinked design, this brush delivers the aggressive scrubbing action needed to tackle stubborn deposits that gentler tools leave behind. The 12-pack gives you enough brushes for regular maintenance across your shotgun collection, range trips, and cleaning stations.
These shotgun brushes are purpose-built with the 5/16"-27 male thread that fits standard shotgun rod adapters, so they'll work with your existing cleaning rod setup. The 2.88" length is sized right for 16 gauge bores, and the extra-thick bronze bristles are tough enough to cut through crud without the risk of scoring your bore. Phosphor bronze won't harden or corrode like steel, which means consistent performance and durability from brush to brush.
Whether you're breaking in a new 16 gauge, maintaining a hunting gun between seasons, or running regular range cleanup, having a reliable brush on hand beats improvising. The 12-pack format means you'll have fresh brushes ready and won't be stuck waiting for a resupply midway through a thorough cleaning session.
| Gauge | 16 |
| Brush Length | 2.88 inches |
| Thread Type | 5/16"-27 male |
| Material | Phosphor bronze wire |
| Quantity | 12 brushes per pack |
Yes—these brushes use the standard 5/16"-27 male thread connection, which is the universal shotgun brush fitting. If your cleaning rod has that adapter, you're good to go.
This brush is sized for 16 gauge bores specifically. If you shoot multiple gauges, you'll need brushes matched to each bore diameter.
No. Phosphor bronze is softer than steel and is designed specifically for gun cleaning to avoid marring bore walls while still delivering strong scrubbing power.
The kinked wire design creates more contact points and scrubbing edges, which means better removal of stubborn carbon and fouling deposits compared to straight bristles.
Brownells
Keeping a shotgun clean means cutting through the carbon fouling and powder residue that builds up after a day of shooting. The Brownells Double-Tuff Bronze Shotgun Brush 16 Gauge is engineered for that job—a heavy-duty bore brush designed to scrub bore walls without marring them. Built from phosphor bronze wire in an extra-thick, kinked design, this brush delivers the aggressive scrubbing action needed to tackle stubborn deposits that gentler tools leave behind. The 12-pack gives you enough brushes for regular maintenance across your shotgun collection, range trips, and cleaning stations.
These shotgun brushes are purpose-built with the 5/16"-27 male thread that fits standard shotgun rod adapters, so they'll work with your existing cleaning rod setup. The 2.88" length is sized right for 16 gauge bores, and the extra-thick bronze bristles are tough enough to cut through crud without the risk of scoring your bore. Phosphor bronze won't harden or corrode like steel, which means consistent performance and durability from brush to brush.
Whether you're breaking in a new 16 gauge, maintaining a hunting gun between seasons, or running regular range cleanup, having a reliable brush on hand beats improvising. The 12-pack format means you'll have fresh brushes ready and won't be stuck waiting for a resupply midway through a thorough cleaning session.
| Gauge | 16 |
| Brush Length | 2.88 inches |
| Thread Type | 5/16"-27 male |
| Material | Phosphor bronze wire |
| Quantity | 12 brushes per pack |
Yes—these brushes use the standard 5/16"-27 male thread connection, which is the universal shotgun brush fitting. If your cleaning rod has that adapter, you're good to go.
This brush is sized for 16 gauge bores specifically. If you shoot multiple gauges, you'll need brushes matched to each bore diameter.
No. Phosphor bronze is softer than steel and is designed specifically for gun cleaning to avoid marring bore walls while still delivering strong scrubbing power.
The kinked wire design creates more contact points and scrubbing edges, which means better removal of stubborn carbon and fouling deposits compared to straight bristles.
