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The Hoppe’s Boresnake 24015 pulls debris and fouling from your bore in a single pass, eliminating the need for rods and multiple patches.
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Product Description
The Hoppe’s Boresnake 24015 is a one-piece bore cleaning tool that removes fouling and debris with a single pull-through action. Unlike traditional cleaning rods and patches, the Boresnake combines brushing and swabbing into one step. It works well for quick field cleaning or regular maintenance after range sessions.
The Boresnake design eliminates the risk of rod-induced bore damage. You drop the weighted cord through the chamber, pull the cleaning section through, and you’re done. It collapses small enough to carry in a range bag or pocket.
Key Facts
- Product Name: Hoppe’s Boresnake – 24015
- SKU: HOP-BORESNAKE-24015
- Categories: Cleaning, Cleaning Equipment, Weapon Accessories
- Dealer: Western Sport, licensed FFL/SOT in Roanoke, Texas
How the Boresnake Works
The Boresnake uses embedded bronze bristles and woven cleaning floss to scrub and wipe in one motion. The weighted pull cord drops through the bore from chamber to muzzle. When you pull the cleaning section through, the brushing zone loosens fouling while the trailing floss absorbs it.
You can add solvent to the floss before pulling for deeper cleaning. Most shooters use it dry for quick wipes between strings of fire, then with solvent for end-of-day breakdown. It’s reusable and machine washable.
What Caliber Is the 24015 Model
The model number 24015 corresponds to a specific bore diameter in Hoppe’s lineup. Each Boresnake is caliber-specific to ensure proper fit and effective cleaning. Call 817-393-4000 to confirm which caliber the 24015 is designed for before ordering.
Using the wrong caliber Boresnake can result in poor cleaning or difficulty pulling the tool through the bore. Match the model number to your firearm’s chambering.
Boresnake vs. Traditional Cleaning Rods
Traditional rod-and-patch cleaning offers more control and visibility, especially for deep fouling or carbon rings. The Boresnake trades that precision for speed and portability. It’s ideal when you need to knock out powder residue quickly or when you’re cleaning in the field without a bench.
Many shooters keep both systems. They use the Boresnake for routine maintenance and switch to traditional cleaning equipment for thorough quarterly scrubbing or troubleshooting accuracy problems.
Buying from Western Sport in Roanoke, TX
Western Sport is a licensed FFL/SOT dealer serving the North Texas and DFW area since 2007. We stock bore cleaning tools and gunsmithing supplies, and our gunsmith Lance Rankin handles transfers and custom work on site. Call 817-393-4000 to place an order or ask questions about compatibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What caliber is the Hoppe’s Boresnake 24015 designed for?
A: The 24015 model number designates a specific bore diameter in the Hoppe’s catalog. Call 817-393-4000 to confirm the exact caliber before ordering, as using the wrong size will compromise cleaning effectiveness and may make the tool difficult to pull through your bore.
Q: Can I wash and reuse the Boresnake 24015?
A: Yes, the Boresnake is reusable and machine washable. Most users wash it after several range trips or when solvent and fouling build up in the fabric. Let it air dry completely before storing to prevent mildew.
Q: How does a Boresnake compare to using a cleaning rod?
A: A Boresnake is faster and more portable, making it ideal for quick cleaning at the range or in the field. Traditional rods offer better visibility and more aggressive scrubbing for heavy carbon buildup. Many shooters use both depending on the situation.
Q: Do I need to use solvent with the Hoppe’s Boresnake?
A: You can use the Boresnake dry for light fouling or between shooting sessions. For deeper cleaning, apply bore solvent to the floss section before pulling it through. The embedded bristles will distribute the solvent and loosen stubborn residue.
Q: How many passes should I make with the Boresnake?
A: One or two passes usually remove most powder fouling and debris from routine shooting. If you’re cleaning after extended firing or using the tool with solvent, a second pass helps lift residue the first pull loosened. Inspect the bore afterward to confirm cleanliness.
Q: Can I order the Hoppe’s Boresnake 24015 from Western Sport if I’m not local to Roanoke?
A: Yes, Western Sport serves customers throughout Texas and beyond. Call 817-393-4000 to place an order by phone. Cleaning tools like the Boresnake do not require an FFL transfer and ship directly to your address.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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