Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle is a compact rifle bore cleaning tool that combines a pull cord with a brass weight, an integrated bronze brush, and a large cleaning surface braided cord.
Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle is a compact rifle bore cleaning tool that combines a pull cord with a brass weight, an integrated bronze brush, and a large cleaning surface braided cord. The entire system is housed in a reusable Den storage case, the lid of which serves as a convenient pull handle. Suitable for use For quick rifle cleaning at the shooting range For cleaning the barrel after a hunting day For removing powder residue and loose dirt As a cleaning tool to take along on a hike or hunt For gun owners who prefer a compact alternative to a cleaning rod For regular maintenance of rifles according to caliber To supplement a home cleaning kit For use with a suitable gun cleaning agent or oil Why choose Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle? Caliber-specific rifle cleaning cord Cleans the bore with a single straight pull-through Integrated bronze brush helps scrub off combustion residue Braided cord collects the removed dirt The cleaning area is approximately 160 times larger than a standard patch Brass weight with caliber marking makes it easier to guide the cord through the bore The Den case protects the cord during transport and storage The case lid serves as a pull handle Washable and reusable Compact solution for a gun bag or maintenance kit No need to assemble a cleaning rod Technical specifications Manufacturer: Hoppe’s Product line: BoreSnake Den Rifle Product type: rifle cleaning cord Use: cleaning the barrel or bore Construction: brass weight, pull cord, bronze brush, and braided cleaning section Cleaning action: one straight pull-through Cleaning surface: approximately 160 times larger than a standard cleaning patch Storage: reusable Den case Pull handle: built into the case lid Maintenance: washable and reusable Direction of use: from the chamber towards the muzzle Compatibility: choose the exact variant corresponding to your rifle’s caliber Set contents: one cleaning cord and one storage case Available caliber groups and product codes 24009D: .177 air rifle – without bronze brush 24010D: .17 Centerfire and .17 HMR 24011D: .22 Centerfire, .22 Rimfire, .223 Rem and 5.56 mm 24012D: 6 mm, .240, .243, and .244 24013D: .25, 6.5 mm, and .264 24014D: .270, 7 mm, .280, and .284 24015D: 7.62 mm, .308, .30-30, .30-06, .300, and .303 24016D: .32 and 8 mm 24017D: .338 and .340 24018D: .35, .350, .357, .358, and .375 24019D: .416, .44, .45-70, .458, and .460 24020D: .50 and .54 24025D: .204 The product selection and available calibers may vary depending on the delivery batch. Before purchasing, check the caliber marking on your rifle barrel and choose the corresponding BoreSnake variant. Included in the set Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle cleaning cord Integrated bronze brush, except for the brushless .177 air rifle variant Brass weight with caliber marking Den storage case with pull handle Cleaning agent and gun oil may not be included in the set. Frequently Asked Questions Which caliber is the BoreSnake 24012D suitable for? Product code 24012D is suitable for rifles with a diameter of 6 mm, .240, .243, and .244, according to the manufacturer’s caliber group. Always compare suitability with your rifle’s caliber marking before use. How to use Hoppe’s BoreSnake correctly? First, make sure the firearm is completely unloaded, remove the magazine, and if possible, the bolt. Guide the brass weight from the chamber towards the muzzle, then pull the entire cord smoothly through the bore in one motion. Can the cleaning cord be pulled from the muzzle towards the chamber? It is recommended to move in the same direction as the bullet: from chamber to muzzle. This reduces the risk of returning removed debris into the mechanism and helps protect the muzzle crown. Does the BoreSnake completely replace the cleaning rod? For regular quick cleaning, BoreSnake is very practical. However, for removing heavy copper, lead, or combustion residue build-up, you may still need a caliber-specific cleaning rod, brushes, patches, and suitable cleaning agents. Can Hoppe’s BoreSnake be washed? Yes. The cleaning cord is washable and reusable. Wash it separately from other items and let it air dry completely before placing it back in the storage case. Can the same cleaning cord be used for multiple calibers? Only if all firearms belong to the caliber group specified by the manufacturer. Never force a cord that is too thick into the bore, and a cord that is too thin will not clean the surface effectively. When is Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle the right choice? The BoreSnake Den Rifle is best suited for hunters or sport shooters who want to remove fresh powder residue from the barrel immediately after shooting. The compact case and rodless design make it practical at the range, during hunting, and on trips. For more thorough maintenance, it is advisable to use a cleaning rod and separate brushes. These allow for precise application of cleaning agents and multi-stage cleaning of heavily soiled bores. Hoppe’s BoreSnake Viper Den may be more suitable if you want more intensive brushing than the standard BoreSnake offers. Recommendations Always choose the BoreSnake according to the caliber marked on the barrel, not just the cartridge name or visual similarity. A cleaning cord that is too large may get stuck in the bore, while a variant that is too small will not make sufficient contact with the rifling. On first use, ensure the cord moves tightly but without abrupt or excessive force. Before cleaning, always physically and visually check that the firearm is unloaded. If possible, remove the bolt and pull the cord straight from the chamber towards the muzzle. Do not change the direction of pull halfway through the bore or use tools as a handle extension. After using oil or cleaning agent, make sure the bore is dry and clear before shooting. Wash a dirty cord regularly. A clean BoreSnake removes residue more effectively and does not transfer old dirt to the next firearm’s bore. Quick rifle cleaning in one compact case Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle lets you quickly pull loose dirt and combustion residue out of the barrel without assembling a cleaning rod. Choose the variant that matches your rifle’s caliber and always keep the compact cleaning cord ready in your gun bag or maintenance kit.
Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle is a compact rifle bore cleaning tool that combines a pull cord with a brass weight, an integrated bronze brush, and a large cleaning surface braided cord. The entire system is housed in a reusable Den storage case, the lid of which serves as a convenient pull handle. Suitable for use For quick rifle cleaning at the shooting range For cleaning the barrel after a hunting day For removing powder residue and loose dirt As a cleaning tool to take along on a hike or hunt For gun owners who prefer a compact alternative to a cleaning rod For regular maintenance of rifles according to caliber To supplement a home cleaning kit For use with a suitable gun cleaning agent or oil Why choose Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle? Caliber-specific rifle cleaning cord Cleans the bore with a single straight pull-through Integrated bronze brush helps scrub off combustion residue Braided cord collects the removed dirt The cleaning area is approximately 160 times larger than a standard patch Brass weight with caliber marking makes it easier to guide the cord through the bore The Den case protects the cord during transport and storage The case lid serves as a pull handle Washable and reusable Compact solution for a gun bag or maintenance kit No need to assemble a cleaning rod Technical specifications Manufacturer: Hoppe’s Product line: BoreSnake Den Rifle Product type: rifle cleaning cord Use: cleaning the barrel or bore Construction: brass weight, pull cord, bronze brush, and braided cleaning section Cleaning action: one straight pull-through Cleaning surface: approximately 160 times larger than a standard cleaning patch Storage: reusable Den case Pull handle: built into the case lid Maintenance: washable and reusable Direction of use: from the chamber towards the muzzle Compatibility: choose the exact variant corresponding to your rifle’s caliber Set contents: one cleaning cord and one storage case Available caliber groups and product codes 24009D: .177 air rifle – without bronze brush 24010D: .17 Centerfire and .17 HMR 24011D: .22 Centerfire, .22 Rimfire, .223 Rem and 5.56 mm 24012D: 6 mm, .240, .243, and .244 24013D: .25, 6.5 mm, and .264 24014D: .270, 7 mm, .280, and .284 24015D: 7.62 mm, .308, .30-30, .30-06, .300, and .303 24016D: .32 and 8 mm 24017D: .338 and .340 24018D: .35, .350, .357, .358, and .375 24019D: .416, .44, .45-70, .458, and .460 24020D: .50 and .54 24025D: .204 The product selection and available calibers may vary depending on the delivery batch. Before purchasing, check the caliber marking on your rifle barrel and choose the corresponding BoreSnake variant. Included in the set Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle cleaning cord Integrated bronze brush, except for the brushless .177 air rifle variant Brass weight with caliber marking Den storage case with pull handle Cleaning agent and gun oil may not be included in the set. Frequently Asked Questions Which caliber is the BoreSnake 24012D suitable for? Product code 24012D is suitable for rifles with a diameter of 6 mm, .240, .243, and .244, according to the manufacturer’s caliber group. Always compare suitability with your rifle’s caliber marking before use. How to use Hoppe’s BoreSnake correctly? First, make sure the firearm is completely unloaded, remove the magazine, and if possible, the bolt. Guide the brass weight from the chamber towards the muzzle, then pull the entire cord smoothly through the bore in one motion. Can the cleaning cord be pulled from the muzzle towards the chamber? It is recommended to move in the same direction as the bullet: from chamber to muzzle. This reduces the risk of returning removed debris into the mechanism and helps protect the muzzle crown. Does the BoreSnake completely replace the cleaning rod? For regular quick cleaning, BoreSnake is very practical. However, for removing heavy copper, lead, or combustion residue build-up, you may still need a caliber-specific cleaning rod, brushes, patches, and suitable cleaning agents. Can Hoppe’s BoreSnake be washed? Yes. The cleaning cord is washable and reusable. Wash it separately from other items and let it air dry completely before placing it back in the storage case. Can the same cleaning cord be used for multiple calibers? Only if all firearms belong to the caliber group specified by the manufacturer. Never force a cord that is too thick into the bore, and a cord that is too thin will not clean the surface effectively. When is Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle the right choice? The BoreSnake Den Rifle is best suited for hunters or sport shooters who want to remove fresh powder residue from the barrel immediately after shooting. The compact case and rodless design make it practical at the range, during hunting, and on trips. For more thorough maintenance, it is advisable to use a cleaning rod and separate brushes. These allow for precise application of cleaning agents and multi-stage cleaning of heavily soiled bores. Hoppe’s BoreSnake Viper Den may be more suitable if you want more intensive brushing than the standard BoreSnake offers. Recommendations Always choose the BoreSnake according to the caliber marked on the barrel, not just the cartridge name or visual similarity. A cleaning cord that is too large may get stuck in the bore, while a variant that is too small will not make sufficient contact with the rifling. On first use, ensure the cord moves tightly but without abrupt or excessive force. Before cleaning, always physically and visually check that the firearm is unloaded. If possible, remove the bolt and pull the cord straight from the chamber towards the muzzle. Do not change the direction of pull halfway through the bore or use tools as a handle extension. After using oil or cleaning agent, make sure the bore is dry and clear before shooting. Wash a dirty cord regularly. A clean BoreSnake removes residue more effectively and does not transfer old dirt to the next firearm’s bore. Quick rifle cleaning in one compact case Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den Rifle lets you quickly pull loose dirt and combustion residue out of the barrel without assembling a cleaning rod. Choose the variant that matches your rifle’s caliber and always keep the compact cleaning cord ready in your gun bag or maintenance kit.
