Pro-Shot PSR22 Patriot Series .22/.223/5.56mm Bore Brush #8-32 Thread

The Pro-Shot PSR22 Patriot Series Bore Brush delivers thorough cleaning for .22 caliber, .223 Remington, and 5.56mm NATO rifles with its precision-engineered nylon bristle construction. This bore brush removes fouling and residue that standard patches often leave behind, maintaining optimal accuracy and barrel life.

What Makes This Different

Unlike bronze brushes that can potentially damage rifling with excessive use, the PSR22 features durable nylon bristles wrapped around a solid brass core. The brass core provides structural integrity while the nylon bristles offer aggressive cleaning action without the risk of barrel wear. This combination delivers consistent cleaning performance across thousands of passes.

Key Features

• Nylon bristles prevent barrel damage while maintaining aggressive cleaning action
• Solid brass core ensures structural integrity and consistent brush shape
• Standard #8-32 threading fits most cleaning rods and handles
• Compatible with .22 LR, .223 Remington, and 5.56mm NATO chambers
• Patriot Series construction for extended service life
• Precision-wound bristles maintain uniform contact with rifling
• Chemical-resistant materials withstand standard cleaning solvents

The PSR22 maintains effectiveness through hundreds of cleaning cycles without bristle degradation. Competition shooters rely on consistent bore condition for match-grade accuracy, while tactical users need reliable function after high round counts. The nylon construction resists chemical breakdown from copper solvents and powder residue cleaners commonly used in precision rifle maintenance.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: .22/.223/5.56mm
• Thread: #8-32 standard
• Bristle Material: Nylon
• Core Material: Brass
• Overall Length: Approximately 2.5 inches
• Bristle Diameter: Sized for .224 bore diameter
• Country of Origin: USA

The Pro-Shot PSR22 represents proven cleaning technology for precision rifle maintenance. Professional armorers and competitive shooters choose nylon brushes for consistent results without the risk of barrel damage associated with softer bronze alternatives.