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Tapco
Keep your .22 rifle bore clean and well-maintained with the Tapco TAP22074 Rifle Brush 22Cal Nylon 2Pack. This two-pack of nylon cleaning brushes is sized specifically for .22 caliber rifles, giving you a spare so you always have a fresh brush on hand—whether you're breaking in a new rifle, running a regular maintenance session at the range, or preparing firearms for storage. Nylon bristles are gentler than brass on delicate bore surfaces while still being effective at removing loose fouling and debris, making them a solid choice for hunters and shooters who want to keep barrel corrosion and accuracy drift to a minimum without aggressive scrubbing.
A well-kept bore is the foundation of reliable rifle performance. These brushes fit standard .22 cleaning rod connections and work with any standard rifle cleaning kit setup. Having two brushes means you can dedicate one to dry cleaning and storage, or rotate them to avoid bristle fatigue and ensure consistent results every time you break down your rifle. Whether you're a casual shooter, a competitive marksman, or a hunter who takes barrel maintenance seriously, replacement brushes should be part of your regular gear rotation—they wear out with use and deserve to be swapped out before they lose effectiveness.
Tapco has built a reputation for practical, no-nonsense gun-care tools that work as advertised. These nylon brushes are affordable insurance against bore neglect and a smart addition to any .22 owner's cleaning kit.
The Tapco TAP22074 is manufactured for .22 caliber rifles.
This is a 2-pack, so you receive two nylon brushes per order.
Yes, these brushes are designed to fit standard rifle cleaning rod connections. Confirm your cleaning rod's connection type (typically 8-32 or 10-32 threading) to ensure compatibility with your setup.
Nylon bristles are softer and gentler on rifle bores than brass, making them a good choice for regular maintenance and storage cleaning. Brass brushes are more aggressive and are better suited for heavy fouling removal. Many shooters use nylon for routine care and brass only when needed.
Tapco
Keep your .22 rifle bore clean and well-maintained with the Tapco TAP22074 Rifle Brush 22Cal Nylon 2Pack. This two-pack of nylon cleaning brushes is sized specifically for .22 caliber rifles, giving you a spare so you always have a fresh brush on hand—whether you're breaking in a new rifle, running a regular maintenance session at the range, or preparing firearms for storage. Nylon bristles are gentler than brass on delicate bore surfaces while still being effective at removing loose fouling and debris, making them a solid choice for hunters and shooters who want to keep barrel corrosion and accuracy drift to a minimum without aggressive scrubbing.
A well-kept bore is the foundation of reliable rifle performance. These brushes fit standard .22 cleaning rod connections and work with any standard rifle cleaning kit setup. Having two brushes means you can dedicate one to dry cleaning and storage, or rotate them to avoid bristle fatigue and ensure consistent results every time you break down your rifle. Whether you're a casual shooter, a competitive marksman, or a hunter who takes barrel maintenance seriously, replacement brushes should be part of your regular gear rotation—they wear out with use and deserve to be swapped out before they lose effectiveness.
Tapco has built a reputation for practical, no-nonsense gun-care tools that work as advertised. These nylon brushes are affordable insurance against bore neglect and a smart addition to any .22 owner's cleaning kit.
The Tapco TAP22074 is manufactured for .22 caliber rifles.
This is a 2-pack, so you receive two nylon brushes per order.
Yes, these brushes are designed to fit standard rifle cleaning rod connections. Confirm your cleaning rod's connection type (typically 8-32 or 10-32 threading) to ensure compatibility with your setup.
Nylon bristles are softer and gentler on rifle bores than brass, making them a good choice for regular maintenance and storage cleaning. Brass brushes are more aggressive and are better suited for heavy fouling removal. Many shooters use nylon for routine care and brass only when needed.
