nedrgr21

Bart,
those will scratch your bore. use only the bronze brushes. As a matter of fact, I only use jags with patches and a cleaning rod which spins on ball bearings. If you use a good solvent like Sharpshooters Wipe Out, no more is necessary.

Bart

My shotgun cleaning kit came with a very stiff nylon bristle bore brush. I've never used the nylon bristle either, have you? Thanks.

Mardet65

I've been using nylon bristle brushes exclusively now-a-days and haven't noted anything to indicate a problem. Most new guns are supplied with nylon bristle brushes by the manufacture. I figure they must be okay.

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UnklFungus

I took an air compressor to my PT145, after I dripped some Gunzilla into the action, then I blew it out as best I could. CLEAN!!!! I love it. It looks like a new gun now!

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TapRackBang

I make sure I clean my right after any malfunction...Figure it dirty enought to make it worth my time..J/K

I wuld love to say I vlen it every time I go to the reange, But I'm at the range alot so I clean it when time allows.

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93civicsedan

I clean mine after each trip to the range, most of the time a good friend of mine and I go together. So normally we go, then come back and clean them in the garage while just chatting away about nothing.