Flex-Hone® for
Firearms tools are used to finish and polish shotguns, rifles, revolvers, pistols,
and paint ball guns. Suitable for any smooth bore, gun tools from Brush
Research Manufacturing (BRM) are ideal for any type or size of barrel,
cylinder, chamber, slide, or magazine tube. Trusted by gunsmiths and the
firearms industry alike, BRM brush tools are also preferred by hunters and
target shooters because the Flex-Hone® for Firearms is easy-to-use, as this
video explains.
Tool Types, Abrasive Types, and Grits
Selecting
the right Flex-Hone® for a shotgun or rifle is also an easy task when you know how
BRM gun tools are specified. When you visit the Flex-Hone®
Tools for Firearms page on our website, choose the image for either the Flex-Hone®
for Shotguns or the Flex-Hone® for Rifles. The page that displays then shows
one or more product types. There are three types of Flex-Hone® tools for
Shotguns: barrel hones, chamber hones, and forcing cones. The Flex-Hone® for
Rifles is designed for rifle chambers.
On
the BRM website, each gun tool has
three dropdown boxes. The top one is labeled Type. Use it to specify the gauge
(GA), caliber (CAL), and/or model of your weapon. Use the other dropdown boxes
to select the abrasive type and grit. Choose aluminum oxide (AO) abrasive for
finer finishing, polishing, and cleaning. Choose silicon carbide (SC) for
removing tool marks, oxidation, and corrosion.
Grit
selection is important to consider. As a rule, the lower the grit, the coarser
and more aggressive the Flex-Hone® for
Firearms. Use 800 grit for a final finish. If your gun’s surface is in good
condition, a single grit may be all that’s necessary. For working on pitting,
oxidation and corrosion, choose 180 grit. Many gunsmiths need something between
180 grit and 800 grit, however, so BRM also offers 400 grit.
BRM Gun Tools for Shotguns and Rifles
As noted
above, BRM offers three types of Flex-Hone® tools for
shotguns: barrel hones, chamber hones, and forcing cone hones. Flexible hones
for shotgun barrels feature a protective shrink tube coating on the stem wire
to protect the barrel. Shotgun chamber hones have a 3” abrasive part and 12”
overall length (OAL). With forcing cone hones, the abrasive part of the gun
tool is 1-5/8” and the OAL is 10”.
Shotgun
barrel hones are available for 10, 12, 16, 20, and 28 GA as well as .410 bore.
Medium and fine grits are offered for each gauge, and users can choose 180 SC,
400 SC, or 800 AO barrel hones. All shotgun chamber hones feature fine-grit 800
AO for an ultimate finish. Choose 10, 12, 16, 20 and 28 GA or .410 bore. For
forcing cone hones, select medium, fine, or ultra-fine grits for 12, 16, 20 and
28-gauge shotguns.
Flex-Hone® tools for
rifles remove residues, surface imperfections, and machining marks while
imparting a wear-resistant finish. Available in SC abrasive, these gun tools have
a 1-5/8” abrasive part and come in OALs of 6”, 8”, 12”, and 14”. BRM supplies
rifle chamber hones for a wide variety of guns, including .17 CAL/.22 MAG, .223
Remington, .243, .357, 25-06, 30-06, .308, .44 MAG, .44 CAL, .45 COLT, 50 BMG, 5.56
NATO, 6.88MM, 7.62x39MM SAAMI, and 7.62x51MM NATO.
Visit BRM at SHOT Show 2014 (Booth
#4447)
BRM
is a member of the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and will attend
SHOT Show 2014 at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, Nevada from January 14 to
17. Visit
BRM in Booth #4447 to learn more about the Flex-Hone® for Firearms, and how
to select and use gun tools from Brush Research Manufacturing.
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