The Hoppe's .22 Cal Rifle Bronze Cleaning Brush (1303P) delivers reliable, thorough barrel cleaning for rimfire and centerfire .22 caliber rifles, backed by over a century of trusted firearm care expertise.
- Bronze bristles provide firm scrubbing action without scratching barrel rifling
- Specifically sized for .22 caliber rifle barrels for a precise fit
- Effectively loosens and removes stubborn lead, carbon, and powder fouling
- Compatible with standard cleaning rods using universal threading
- Durable construction designed to withstand repeated use and solvents
- Trusted Hoppe's quality backed by more than 100 years of gun care
Who This Is For
This brush is ideal for .22 LR, .22 WMR, and .22 Hornet rifle owners who want a dependable, affordable cleaning tool that gets the job done right. Whether you're a weekend plinker running hundreds of rounds through a rimfire or a competitive shooter maintaining tight tolerances, the Hoppe's 1303P gives you the scrubbing power needed to keep your bore clean, accurate, and corrosion-free between range sessions.
Specifications
| Brand | Hoppe's |
|---|---|
| Model / Part Number | 1303P |
| Caliber | .22 Caliber |
| Firearm Type | Rifle |
| Bristle Material | Bronze |
| Thread Type | Standard Male (8-32 Universal) |
| Compatible Fouling | Lead, Carbon, Powder Residue |
| Category | Cleaning Brushes / Jags |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this brush work with my standard cleaning rod?
Yes. The Hoppe's 1303P features standard 8-32 universal male threading, which is compatible with the vast majority of cleaning rods on the market, including other Hoppe's rods and most multi-brand cleaning kits. Always confirm your rod's thread specification before purchase if you are unsure.
Is a bronze brush safe to use in my .22 rifle's barrel?
Absolutely. Bronze is softer than the steel used in rifle barrels, meaning the bristles will effectively dislodge lead and carbon fouling without scratching or damaging the rifling. Bronze brushes are the industry-standard recommendation for regular bore maintenance on all calibers, including .22 rimfire and centerfire rifles.
How often should I use this brush when cleaning my .22 rifle?
For best results, run the bronze brush through the bore with a quality solvent like Hoppe's No. 9 after every shooting session, or at minimum every 200–300 rounds. .22 rimfire ammunition is known for leaving significant lead and wax fouling, so regular brushing helps maintain accuracy and prolongs the life of your barrel.
- Caliber:
- .22 Cal
- Type:
- Brush