Pro-Shot .338 Cal Rifle Bore Brush - Nylon Bristles, Brass Core, #8-32 ThreadPro-Shot$2.63
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Pro-Shot
A Pro-Shot 2565NR bore brush for 25 caliber and 6.5mm rifles is a straightforward cleaning essential for shooters who want to maintain barrel integrity without harsh abrasion. Built with nylon bristles wrapped around a brass core, this brush is gentler on rifled bores than steel, making it a smart choice if your rifle manufacturer recommends softer materials for routine maintenance. The #8-32 thread fits standard cleaning rod adapters, so it integrates seamlessly into any established rifle cleaning kit.
Nylon bristles excel at scrubbing away fouling—powder residue, copper buildup, and carbon—while the brass core won't scratch or peen the bore surfaces the way steel can. If you run a lot of rounds downrange or shoot copper-jacketed ammunition, periodic passes with a properly sized bore brush keep your bore clean and help preserve accuracy. This is the kind of unsexy, durable gear that pays dividends over the life of a quality rifle.
The 25 cal/6.5mm sizing makes this brush compatible with popular centerfire calibers in that range—from .25-06 Remington through most 6.5mm variants. It's a consumable item; bristles will eventually wear or shed with heavy use, but it's inexpensive enough to keep spares on hand or replace as needed.
| Caliber | 25 Cal / 6.5mm |
| Bristle Material | Nylon |
| Core Material | Brass |
| Thread Size | #8-32 |
| Brand | Pro-Shot |
| Model | 2565NR |
Yes, as long as your cleaning rod uses the standard #8-32 thread adapter. This is the most common thread size for rifle cleaning rods and jags in the U.S. market.
Nylon bristles are gentler than steel and are recommended by many rifle manufacturers for routine bore maintenance. However, always follow your specific rifle's cleaning recommendations if provided in the manual.
This brush is sized for 25 caliber and 6.5mm rifle bores, including popular cartridges like .25-06 Remington and the various 6.5mm centerfire rounds.
Nylon bristles will wear and shed with regular use over time. There's no set schedule—replace it when bristles become noticeably thin or don't make firm contact with the bore walls anymore.
Pro-Shot
A Pro-Shot 2565NR bore brush for 25 caliber and 6.5mm rifles is a straightforward cleaning essential for shooters who want to maintain barrel integrity without harsh abrasion. Built with nylon bristles wrapped around a brass core, this brush is gentler on rifled bores than steel, making it a smart choice if your rifle manufacturer recommends softer materials for routine maintenance. The #8-32 thread fits standard cleaning rod adapters, so it integrates seamlessly into any established rifle cleaning kit.
Nylon bristles excel at scrubbing away fouling—powder residue, copper buildup, and carbon—while the brass core won't scratch or peen the bore surfaces the way steel can. If you run a lot of rounds downrange or shoot copper-jacketed ammunition, periodic passes with a properly sized bore brush keep your bore clean and help preserve accuracy. This is the kind of unsexy, durable gear that pays dividends over the life of a quality rifle.
The 25 cal/6.5mm sizing makes this brush compatible with popular centerfire calibers in that range—from .25-06 Remington through most 6.5mm variants. It's a consumable item; bristles will eventually wear or shed with heavy use, but it's inexpensive enough to keep spares on hand or replace as needed.
| Caliber | 25 Cal / 6.5mm |
| Bristle Material | Nylon |
| Core Material | Brass |
| Thread Size | #8-32 |
| Brand | Pro-Shot |
| Model | 2565NR |
Yes, as long as your cleaning rod uses the standard #8-32 thread adapter. This is the most common thread size for rifle cleaning rods and jags in the U.S. market.
Nylon bristles are gentler than steel and are recommended by many rifle manufacturers for routine bore maintenance. However, always follow your specific rifle's cleaning recommendations if provided in the manual.
This brush is sized for 25 caliber and 6.5mm rifle bores, including popular cartridges like .25-06 Remington and the various 6.5mm centerfire rounds.
Nylon bristles will wear and shed with regular use over time. There's no set schedule—replace it when bristles become noticeably thin or don't make firm contact with the bore walls anymore.