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Shooter's Choice
A 12-gauge shotgun cleaning jag needs to fit just right—too loose and your patch bunches, too tight and you're fighting it down the bore. The Shooter's Choice 12 Gauge Pierce Jag is a caliber-specific cleaning jag built from solid brass to handle the job without marring your barrel. The pointed pierce design centers your patch during the cleaning stroke and lets it release cleanly once the jag exits the muzzle, so you're not wrestling patches out of the crown. Designed for 8-32 thread cleaning rods, it threads securely and gives you reliable, repeatable cleaning sessions.
Brass construction is standard for quality cleaning jags because it's softer than steel—your bore stays pristine while the jag stands up to years of use. Whether you're running patches and solvent through after a range trip or doing deep bore cleaning before storage, a proper-fitting jag makes the work smoother and faster. The pierce point keeps your patch centered on the stroke, which means more even contact with the bore walls and better cleaning efficiency.
If you're serious about shotgun maintenance and prefer proven tools over bargain-bin equipment, this is the kind of small detail that adds up. Shooter's Choice has been making cleaning gear for working hunters and shooters long enough to understand that a jag isn't just a jag—it has to match your gauge and work with your rod.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Material | Solid brass |
| Thread | 5/16-27 |
| Rod Compatibility | 8-32 thread cleaning rods |
The Shooter's Choice 12 Gauge Pierce Jag is designed for use with 8-32 thread cleaning rods. Make sure your existing rod matches this thread size before ordering.
No. It's made from solid brass, which is softer than steel and won't scratch or harm your bore or internal components during cleaning.
The package includes the 12-gauge pierce jag and one bronze bore brush.
The pointed design keeps your patch centered on the jag during the cleaning stroke, ensuring even contact with the bore walls. Once the jag exits the muzzle, the patch releases cleanly so you don't have to pull it out manually.
Shooter's Choice
A 12-gauge shotgun cleaning jag needs to fit just right—too loose and your patch bunches, too tight and you're fighting it down the bore. The Shooter's Choice 12 Gauge Pierce Jag is a caliber-specific cleaning jag built from solid brass to handle the job without marring your barrel. The pointed pierce design centers your patch during the cleaning stroke and lets it release cleanly once the jag exits the muzzle, so you're not wrestling patches out of the crown. Designed for 8-32 thread cleaning rods, it threads securely and gives you reliable, repeatable cleaning sessions.
Brass construction is standard for quality cleaning jags because it's softer than steel—your bore stays pristine while the jag stands up to years of use. Whether you're running patches and solvent through after a range trip or doing deep bore cleaning before storage, a proper-fitting jag makes the work smoother and faster. The pierce point keeps your patch centered on the stroke, which means more even contact with the bore walls and better cleaning efficiency.
If you're serious about shotgun maintenance and prefer proven tools over bargain-bin equipment, this is the kind of small detail that adds up. Shooter's Choice has been making cleaning gear for working hunters and shooters long enough to understand that a jag isn't just a jag—it has to match your gauge and work with your rod.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Material | Solid brass |
| Thread | 5/16-27 |
| Rod Compatibility | 8-32 thread cleaning rods |
The Shooter's Choice 12 Gauge Pierce Jag is designed for use with 8-32 thread cleaning rods. Make sure your existing rod matches this thread size before ordering.
No. It's made from solid brass, which is softer than steel and won't scratch or harm your bore or internal components during cleaning.
The package includes the 12-gauge pierce jag and one bronze bore brush.
The pointed design keeps your patch centered on the jag during the cleaning stroke, ensuring even contact with the bore walls. Once the jag exits the muzzle, the patch releases cleanly so you don't have to pull it out manually.
