May 19, 2026
A rifle action cleaning tool is provided. The rifle action cleaning tool is especially suitable for effectively and quickly cleaning the raceway and lug recesses of a rifle action. The cleaning tool has a cleaning rod attached to a first cleaning portion and a second cleaning portion. The first cleaning portion (which may have bristles) may rotate three hundred and sixty degrees prior to entering raceway of the rifle while the second cleaning portion (which may have a swab or sponge) remains fixed to the cleaning rod and rotates three hundred and sixty degrees along with a handle portion of the cleaning rod. More specifically, the first cleaning portion may rotate independent from the second cleaning portion.
May 5, 2026
A cleaning tool for ported firearm barrels with integrated suppressors is disclosed. The tool comprises a cylindrical brush housing with an inner cavity to accommodate a barrel brush insert featuring radially extending bristles for removing carbon deposits and debris. A retaining washer and clip secure the brush insert within the housing. The assembly includes a cylindrical handle with internal threading to engage the housing's threaded neck, and an externally knurled surface for improved grip. The brush insert is interchangeable, allowing various cleaning media such as stainless steel, alloy steel, Aluminum, Bronze, Nylon, Brass, Plastic, Polypropylene, rubber, or other metals. The design eliminates the need for firearm disassembly and avoids reliance on the suppressor as a cleaning component, enhancing user safety and preserving firearm integrity. This tool facilitates efficient maintenance of firearms with integrally suppressed systems, promoting reliability and extending the lifespan of the firearm.
