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Hoppe's
The Hoppe's 1310P phosphor bronze gun cleaning brush is a ten-pack of .243/.25 caliber bore brushes designed for hunters and shooters who run a serious cleaning routine. Phosphor bronze bristles strike the balance between aggressive fouling removal and bore safety—they'll scrub out powder residue, copper buildup, and lead without damaging the rifling or throat of your rifle. Whether you shoot a .243 Winchester for varmints and medium game or a .25-caliber centerfire, having multiple brushes on hand means you can rotate them through your solvent cycles without waiting for one to dry, or keep spares pre-loaded in your field kit.
These brushes are the workhorse of any gun cleaning setup. A single ten-pack gives you enough to cover multiple rifles, hand off a few to a shooting buddy, or simply maintain a full rotation so you always have a clean one ready. The phosphor bronze construction resists corrosion and won't leave harsh marks on bore steel the way steel or brass brushes might if you're aggressive with your cleaning rod.
Hoppe's has been the standard-issue choice for military armorers and civilian shooters for decades because they understand that bore cleaning isn't optional—it's what keeps your rifle accurate and extends barrel life. A .243 or .25-06 that sees regular use will benefit from consistent, thorough cleaning, and the right brush makes that job faster and more effective. Keep a pack in your range bag, your hunting camp, and your home workbench.
| Caliber | .243 / .25 |
| Brush Type | Phosphor Bronze |
| Quantity | 10 Pack |
| Brand | Hoppe's |
| Model | 1310P |
Phosphor bronze bristles are softer than steel but more durable than natural bristles, making them effective at removing fouling without gouging or marring your bore. They also resist corrosion better than plain brass, which matters if brushes sit in a cleaning kit for months between uses.
Yes—both are .25 caliber centerfire rifles. These brushes are sized for the .25 caliber bore diameter, so they'll fit rifles in that family, including the .25-06, .250 Savage, and other .25 caliber cartridges.
Multiple brushes let you maintain a wet brush in solvent while switching to a dry one, speeding up your cleaning cycle. Extras also cover multiple rifles or give you backups if a brush becomes damaged. Ten-packs are more economical than buying brushes individually.
A cleaning rod sized for your bore diameter, a handle or jag to attach the brush, and your preferred gun solvent. These brushes thread onto standard 8-32 jags that fit most rifle cleaning rods.
Hoppe's
The Hoppe's 1310P phosphor bronze gun cleaning brush is a ten-pack of .243/.25 caliber bore brushes designed for hunters and shooters who run a serious cleaning routine. Phosphor bronze bristles strike the balance between aggressive fouling removal and bore safety—they'll scrub out powder residue, copper buildup, and lead without damaging the rifling or throat of your rifle. Whether you shoot a .243 Winchester for varmints and medium game or a .25-caliber centerfire, having multiple brushes on hand means you can rotate them through your solvent cycles without waiting for one to dry, or keep spares pre-loaded in your field kit.
These brushes are the workhorse of any gun cleaning setup. A single ten-pack gives you enough to cover multiple rifles, hand off a few to a shooting buddy, or simply maintain a full rotation so you always have a clean one ready. The phosphor bronze construction resists corrosion and won't leave harsh marks on bore steel the way steel or brass brushes might if you're aggressive with your cleaning rod.
Hoppe's has been the standard-issue choice for military armorers and civilian shooters for decades because they understand that bore cleaning isn't optional—it's what keeps your rifle accurate and extends barrel life. A .243 or .25-06 that sees regular use will benefit from consistent, thorough cleaning, and the right brush makes that job faster and more effective. Keep a pack in your range bag, your hunting camp, and your home workbench.
| Caliber | .243 / .25 |
| Brush Type | Phosphor Bronze |
| Quantity | 10 Pack |
| Brand | Hoppe's |
| Model | 1310P |
Phosphor bronze bristles are softer than steel but more durable than natural bristles, making them effective at removing fouling without gouging or marring your bore. They also resist corrosion better than plain brass, which matters if brushes sit in a cleaning kit for months between uses.
Yes—both are .25 caliber centerfire rifles. These brushes are sized for the .25 caliber bore diameter, so they'll fit rifles in that family, including the .25-06, .250 Savage, and other .25 caliber cartridges.
Multiple brushes let you maintain a wet brush in solvent while switching to a dry one, speeding up your cleaning cycle. Extras also cover multiple rifles or give you backups if a brush becomes damaged. Ten-packs are more economical than buying brushes individually.
A cleaning rod sized for your bore diameter, a handle or jag to attach the brush, and your preferred gun solvent. These brushes thread onto standard 8-32 jags that fit most rifle cleaning rods.
