STAINLESS STEEL REVOLVER CHAMBER BRUSHES Reviews & Ratings

Tough stainless steel to get heavy fouling/leading out of revolver cylinder chambers beautifully. Especially useful when going back to full power loads after firing wadcutters.

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Stainless Steel
Recommended only for chambers
Thread: 8-32 male

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Reviews Summary

Reviewers have mixed feelings about the Stainless Steel Revolver Chamber Brushes. While some praise their effective cleaning capabilities and versatility, others criticize their build quality and the potential for scratching polished chambers. Durability issues were commonly noted, with some brushes breaking quickly. Overall, satisfaction varies significantly among users.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Cleaning Effectiveness

50%

Many reviewers appreciate the brushes for their ability to effectively clean revolver cylinders and remove lead residues quickly, especially when used with a drill. Their efficiency turns a tedious cleaning process into a much quicker task, making shooting revolvers more enjoyable.

Durability Issues

45%

A significant concern raised by users is the durability of these brushes. Several reviewers report that the brushes broke or twisted easily during use, raising doubts about their quality and reliability, which negatively impacts the overall user experience.

Potential for Scratching

35%

Some users warn that while the brushes are effective, they can scratch polished surfaces. This has made some customers hesitant to use them on higher-quality revolvers, highlighting a need for caution in their application to prevent unintended damage.

Material Concern

30%

There is a notable division among users regarding the material of the brushes. While some prefer stainless steel for its stiffness, others have had negative experiences, reminiscing about previous bronze options that worked better, which can affect their confidence in using these products.

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works great

I have used these for years and on a cordless drill they clean the crud from firing shorter cartridges in a long chamber.(38/357-44 spl/44mag)

A Must Have for Revolver Shooters

These brushes make short work of cleaning revolver cylinders and deleading forcing cones for lead bullet shooters. This turned a tedious task into just minutes. Makes shooting revolvers a lot more fun knowing the deleading process will be quick.

Stiff agressive brush

I will be using these mainly for cleaning inside the neck of brass. They clean all the carbon/stains right out of the neck. These brushes are very stiff. Be careful when using them on surfaces that you don't want scratch. I will have many uses for these in the workshop.

Love these!

These are practically a must for revolver shooters. These allow you to clean the chamber throats on your cylinder to remove lead and powder fouling. I like to chuck them into a cordless drill and give each dry chamber a quick scrubbing. Chambers come out sparkling clean.

Perfect for cleaning lead from cylinder

These brushes are great for getting lead residue out of cylinder mouths.

Don't buy

Broke the first one in minutes. The wire center is twisted the wrong way. As you use the brush it screws itself out of the ferrule. These are garbage.

Material to hard

Maybe it is usefull if it is a low quality revolver with non polished chambers. If the chambers are polished the brush will scratch the metal surface (tested with a Manurhin MR73)

No SS in my chambers

I have used these in the past when they were made of bronze. Those worked great! Very effective for my purposes. But I absolutely refuse to put stainless steel in the chambers of my revolvers for fear of scratches.

don't buy

absolute rubbish, literally broke after using it for 5 seconds, Hoppes tornado brushes are 10 times better