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Brownells
The Brownells Double-Up Bronze Brush 12 Gauge 3 Pack gives you a flexible, efficient approach to shotgun bore cleaning. This system pairs a soft, highly absorbent bore mop with a bronze bore brush—both designed to screw together so you can run them through your 12 gauge in a single pass. That means less back-and-forth with your cleaning rod and more time in the field. Whether you're maintaining a hunting shotgun after the season or keeping your clays gun running smooth, this 3-pack gives you multiple tools to customize your cleaning routine.
The real advantage here is flexibility. You can run the brush first to break loose stubborn fouling, follow up with the mop to soak up solvents and residue, or flip the order depending on how dirty the bore is. Bronze won't damage steel, so you can be aggressive without worry. And since you're getting three pieces, you can keep a set on your cleaning rod and a spare in your gun bag without eating into your kit.
If you shoot 12 gauge regularly—whether it's trap, skeet, hunting, or just practice at the range—a reliable bore brush and mop are non-negotiable maintenance tools. This Brownells system combines two essentials into one efficient design, backed by a company that understands shotgunner needs.
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Brush Material | Bronze |
| Pack Quantity | 3 Pieces |
| Design | Screw-together dual-action (mop and brush) |
Yes. The Brownells Double-Up components are designed to screw onto standard 12 gauge shotgun cleaning rods. If you're using a standard rod with typical threading, you're ready to go.
You can use them separately or together—that's the advantage of the design. Screw them together for a one-pass cleaning, or attach just the brush or mop depending on your cleaning stage and how much fouling you're dealing with.
You get three pieces total—a combination of bore mops and bronze brushes designed to work together in the Double-Up system. This gives you options for staggered cleaning or a spare set for your kit.
Yes. Bronze is softer than steel and won't scratch or damage your bore, making it the ideal material for brush construction in firearms cleaning.
Brownells
The Brownells Double-Up Bronze Brush 12 Gauge 3 Pack gives you a flexible, efficient approach to shotgun bore cleaning. This system pairs a soft, highly absorbent bore mop with a bronze bore brush—both designed to screw together so you can run them through your 12 gauge in a single pass. That means less back-and-forth with your cleaning rod and more time in the field. Whether you're maintaining a hunting shotgun after the season or keeping your clays gun running smooth, this 3-pack gives you multiple tools to customize your cleaning routine.
The real advantage here is flexibility. You can run the brush first to break loose stubborn fouling, follow up with the mop to soak up solvents and residue, or flip the order depending on how dirty the bore is. Bronze won't damage steel, so you can be aggressive without worry. And since you're getting three pieces, you can keep a set on your cleaning rod and a spare in your gun bag without eating into your kit.
If you shoot 12 gauge regularly—whether it's trap, skeet, hunting, or just practice at the range—a reliable bore brush and mop are non-negotiable maintenance tools. This Brownells system combines two essentials into one efficient design, backed by a company that understands shotgunner needs.
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Brush Material | Bronze |
| Pack Quantity | 3 Pieces |
| Design | Screw-together dual-action (mop and brush) |
Yes. The Brownells Double-Up components are designed to screw onto standard 12 gauge shotgun cleaning rods. If you're using a standard rod with typical threading, you're ready to go.
You can use them separately or together—that's the advantage of the design. Screw them together for a one-pass cleaning, or attach just the brush or mop depending on your cleaning stage and how much fouling you're dealing with.
You get three pieces total—a combination of bore mops and bronze brushes designed to work together in the Double-Up system. This gives you options for staggered cleaning or a spare set for your kit.
Yes. Bronze is softer than steel and won't scratch or damage your bore, making it the ideal material for brush construction in firearms cleaning.
