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Cleaning Equipment & Accessories
No firearm maintenance kit is complete without the right cleaning equipment.
The Cleaning Equipment & Accessories section of our Workshop Collection brings together the essential tools needed to clean, maintain and protect your firearms to a professional standard.
Whether you're carrying out routine maintenance after a day in the field or undertaking a full workshop clean, you'll find quality cleaning rods, brushes, mops, jags, pull-throughs, cleaning kits, patches, gun rests and cleaning mats designed to make every job easier.
Using the correct equipment not only makes cleaning more efficient but also helps protect your firearm from unnecessary wear and damage. From supporting your rifle or shotgun securely during maintenance to selecting the correct brush or jag for the calibre you're cleaning, having the right tools makes all the difference.
At The Country Sports Store, we've carefully selected dependable products from trusted manufacturers, helping shooters keep their firearms clean, reliable and performing at their very best.
Products You'll Find
- Gun Cleaning Kits
- Cleaning Rods
- Bore Brushes
- Chamber Brushes
- Mops & Jags
- Cleaning Patches
- Pull-Through Cleaners
- Cleaning Mats
- Gun Rests
- Bench Accessories
- Cleaning Cloths
- Maintenance Tools
Cleaning Equipment & Accessories
Bisley Long Wool Mop & Phospher Bronze BrushIntroducing the Bisley Long Wool Mop & Phosphor Bronze Brush your go-to duo for keeping your firearms in top shape! Regular barrel cleaning is key to ensuring accuracy and reliability, and these trusted cleaning items are perfect for shooters, gamekeepers, and gunsmiths alike. The Phosphor Bronze Brush tackles stubborn carbon deposits and lead fouling with ease, thanks to its durable bristles that won t harm your bore. Just thread it onto your Parker-Hale or most British cleaning rods and get to work!
Cleaning Equipment & Accessories
Parker Hale Phosphor Bronze BrushBronze brushes are more "bore friendly" than other types. Never use a stainless steel brush on any gun because they can scratch the bore and chamber. The only downside to a bronze brush is ... some solvents such as Sweet's 7.62 contain ammonia for removing jacket fouling. This stuff will eat up a bronze brush if you don't take precautions. All you have to do is rinse the brush in hot water after using solvent and it will last a long time.
