My 9mm bronze bore brush is beat. What is your favorite brand, and more importantly, why?
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The one on my boresnake, because it’s all I need to keep the barrels in good working order and is super fast and easy to use.
…partial credit? lol
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I’m not brand-conscious. I bought the one that’s on sale at a LGS.
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I’ve been using Tipton bore brushes for a while, they have worked out fine and do a good job. You can get a pack of three from Tipton here > Best Bore Brushes | Rifle & Gun Cleaning Brushes > select the ‘.35/9mm’ from the pull down menu. You can also get them on Amazon I think as well as other places.
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I am with @BeanCounter.
Why¿- to clean my bore, of course.
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Real Avid makes some good kit.
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I’m trying to find least expensive that fit my rod.
I usually stick to Otis Technology. I’ve got discounted prices and their products are really good.
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I buy these on Amazon and keep them in my range bag and cleaning kit at home.
Hoppe’s No. 9 Phosphor Bronze Brush, 9mm Pistol Amazon.com
They fit all my cleaning rods including these Glock rods that are handy for the range bag too. My Smith & Wessons never seem to mind being cleaned with a Glock rod 
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Ended up ordering these. Bronze brushes with brass rods.
https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Shot-Pistol-Brush-Dozen/dp/B08NNZHHWM/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=1H4Q21J8I4PN5&keywords=bronze+brush+9mm+12&qid=1707873602&sprefix=bronze+brush+9mm+12%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-4
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I use and trust Hoppes
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First of all, it’s got to have compatible threads with my cleaning rods–Hoppes and Outers/Gunslick work for me.
These are expendable soldiers, since the solvents that are effective against copper fouling will eventually do a number on the bronze bristles, so I like to have a few spares on hand.
I’ll give extra points if the product says silicone bronze.
I don’t know why, it’s just something to be preferred that I remember from long ago.
Do you clean firearm every week or two weeks?