TiptonHandgun Bronze Bore Brush 3-Pack with Premium Phosphor Bronze Bristles for Pistol Cleaning, Gun Maintenance, Gunsmithing

They work good. I got these for my Ruber Mark IV (.22) and I'll also be using them on my Ruger 10/22, but one thing I found as a complete and utter novice is to be careful. It you screw them onto the cleaning rods too tightly, you might not get them off without destroying them. Otherwise, great pieces.

Great quality! I trust this enough to use on my expensive “tools” for work and EDC.

You know what I dislike? Copper fouling, lead fouling, and powder fouling. It damages your barrel and makes your accuracy decrease, and if you don't clean your firearm thoroughly it will permanently pit your barrel. When I clean my handgun barrels, these brushes are disposable, yes you heard me disposable. They get gritty, and as you pass them through your barrel they shrink in diameter. Aggressive, ammonia-based copper solvents eat at the bronze brushes and they become brittle, being able to use a new brush after every few patch sweeps helps you ensure all traces of that nasty powder/lead/copper grit is blasted away from your barrel. These brushes can range anywhere from $2 to 4$ for one brush in stores but for 1.75 each you can afford to use fresh brushes every time you clean your firearm. I love that! These brushes have held up to having cloth patches wrapped around them as I pass through the barrel, and they have held up to some of the copper solvents I use. I've had a good experience so far and will continue to buy my brushes here and save my money for more important things.

Works great in my guns what else can you say about a brass bore brush.

These are shorter than a rifle bore cleaning brush, which is good for autoloading pistols since the chamber is smaller than a revolver.Have yet to use them, so only four stars, but figure they'll be the correct length for my .22 and 9mm pistols, as the rifle-style brushes are too long and tough to remove when backing out of the barrel.

Still working fine

High quality.

I am always needing a copper brush for solvent cleaning bores of my often used rimfire barrels after each firing session at the range. The shorter length of these are good for my pistols and still fine for attaching to the longer fiberglass cleaning rids for rifles. The fit is snug, yet still able to draw back through the bore after passing to and through the opening of one end. They seem to remove carbon easily, although imagine the proper solvent would make a difference.