Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip is a brass patch loop for cleaning gun barrels. The slotted tip securely holds the cleaning patch in place, allowing you to both push and pull the patch through the barrel. The product card offers two models with 8-32 threads: BC-41370 for calibers .22–.284 and BC-41371 for calibers .30–.50. Suitable for use For cleaning rifled firearms For cleaning the barrel with a patch and cleaning agent For drying the barrel after cleaning For applying a thin layer of gun oil or protective agent For cleaning rods with 8-32 internal threads For pushing a cleaning patch through the barrel For pulling a cleaning patch through the barrel For regular maintenance of hunting and sporting firearms For calibers .22–.284 with model BC-41370 For calibers .30–.50 with model BC-41371 Why choose the Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip? Durable brass construction Keeps the cleaning patch securely in the slot Allows you to push or pull the patch through the barrel Easy to attach to a suitable cleaning rod Standard 8-32 external thread Two models covering wide caliber ranges Compatible with wet and dry cleaning patches Compact and easy to keep in a maintenance kit Original manufacturer accessory Package contains one tip for the selected caliber range Models and compatibility .22, .223 and 5.56 mm up to .284 or 7 mm .30 up to .50 caliber or 7.62–12.7 mm The abbreviations "22Cal" and "30Cal" indicate the size classes of the tips. According to the manufacturer, the models are suitable for a wider caliber range than just .22 or .30. Technical specifications Model: Brass Slotted Tip Product type: slotted patch tip Purpose: attaching a cleaning patch to a cleaning rod Material: brass Thread: 8-32 Use: pushing or pulling a patch through the barrel Quantity in package: 1 selected tip Cleaning rod included: no Cleaning patches included: no BC-41370 technical specifications Name: 22Cal Brass Patch Loop Compatibility: .22/.223/5.56 mm up to .284/7 mm BC-41371 technical specifications Sales name: 30Cal Brass Patch Loop Compatibility: .30–.50 caliber Metric compatibility: 7.62–12.7 mm In the set 1 × Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip patch tip with selected caliber range BC-41370 and BC-41371 are selectable models. Both tips are not included in one package. Frequently Asked Questions Which tip should I choose? Choose BC-41370 if the barrel caliber to be cleaned is between .22–.284 or approximately 5.56–7 mm. For calibers .30–.50 or 7.62–12.7 mm, choose BC-41371. Are both tips included in the package? No. The product card offers two selectable options, but the package contains one patch tip for the selected caliber range. Is BC-41370 only suitable for .22 caliber? No. The name "22Cal" describes the size class of the model. The manufacturer's stated compatibility ranges from .22/.223 and 5.56 mm up to .284 or 7 mm. Is BC-41371 only suitable for .30 caliber? No. Model BC-41371 is intended for calibers .30–.50 or approximately 7.62–12.7 mm. Does the tip fit all cleaning rods? No. The tip has an 8-32 external thread, and the cleaning rod must have a matching internal thread. For rods with a different thread standard, a suitable adapter is needed. What size cleaning patch should I use? The patch size must match the barrel diameter and the tip used. The patch should move through the barrel with sufficient resistance but should not need to be forced through. A patch that is too large may get stuck in the barrel. Can the cleaning patch be both pushed and pulled? Yes. The manufacturer states that the slotted tip allows you to both push and pull the cleaning patch through the barrel. Always follow the firearm and cleaning rod manufacturer's maintenance instructions. Can a brass tip damage the barrel? Brass is softer than barrel steel, but an incorrectly sized patch, a dirty tip, or lateral pressure on the cleaning rod can still cause damage. Keep the rod aligned with the barrel and avoid excessive force. When is the Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip the right choice? The slotted patch tip is suitable for users who want to both push and pull cleaning patches through the barrel with a single tip. BC-41370 covers smaller and medium calibers from .22 up to 7 millimeters, while BC-41371 covers larger calibers from .30 up to .50. In addition to the caliber range, also choose the correct size cleaning patch. For smaller barrels, a patch that is too large may get stuck when compressed around the tip, while a patch that is too small will not make sufficient contact with the inside of the barrel. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, remove the magazine, visually and physically check that the chamber is empty, and move all ammunition away from the work area. If possible, clean the barrel from the chamber end toward the muzzle and use a bore guide to align the rod. Fold the cleaning patch evenly through the tip slot and check the resistance with a dry patch before adding cleaning agent. If the patch does not move with moderate pressure, remove the rod and use a smaller patch. Do not attempt to force a stuck patch through. Securely attached cleaning patch throughout the barrel The Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip holds the cleaning patch securely and allows you to clean the barrel with both pushing and pulling motions. Two selectable models cover the caliber range from .22 up to .50.
Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip is a brass patch loop for cleaning gun barrels. The slotted tip securely holds the cleaning patch in place, allowing you to both push and pull the patch through the barrel. The product card offers two models with 8-32 threads: BC-41370 for calibers .22–.284 and BC-41371 for calibers .30–.50. Suitable for use For cleaning rifled firearms For cleaning the barrel with a patch and cleaning agent For drying the barrel after cleaning For applying a thin layer of gun oil or protective agent For cleaning rods with 8-32 internal threads For pushing a cleaning patch through the barrel For pulling a cleaning patch through the barrel For regular maintenance of hunting and sporting firearms For calibers .22–.284 with model BC-41370 For calibers .30–.50 with model BC-41371 Why choose the Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip? Durable brass construction Keeps the cleaning patch securely in the slot Allows you to push or pull the patch through the barrel Easy to attach to a suitable cleaning rod Standard 8-32 external thread Two models covering wide caliber ranges Compatible with wet and dry cleaning patches Compact and easy to keep in a maintenance kit Original manufacturer accessory Package contains one tip for the selected caliber range Models and compatibility .22, .223 and 5.56 mm up to .284 or 7 mm .30 up to .50 caliber or 7.62–12.7 mm The abbreviations "22Cal" and "30Cal" indicate the size classes of the tips. According to the manufacturer, the models are suitable for a wider caliber range than just .22 or .30. Technical specifications Model: Brass Slotted Tip Product type: slotted patch tip Purpose: attaching a cleaning patch to a cleaning rod Material: brass Thread: 8-32 Use: pushing or pulling a patch through the barrel Quantity in package: 1 selected tip Cleaning rod included: no Cleaning patches included: no BC-41370 technical specifications Name: 22Cal Brass Patch Loop Compatibility: .22/.223/5.56 mm up to .284/7 mm BC-41371 technical specifications Sales name: 30Cal Brass Patch Loop Compatibility: .30–.50 caliber Metric compatibility: 7.62–12.7 mm In the set 1 × Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip patch tip with selected caliber range BC-41370 and BC-41371 are selectable models. Both tips are not included in one package. Frequently Asked Questions Which tip should I choose? Choose BC-41370 if the barrel caliber to be cleaned is between .22–.284 or approximately 5.56–7 mm. For calibers .30–.50 or 7.62–12.7 mm, choose BC-41371. Are both tips included in the package? No. The product card offers two selectable options, but the package contains one patch tip for the selected caliber range. Is BC-41370 only suitable for .22 caliber? No. The name "22Cal" describes the size class of the model. The manufacturer's stated compatibility ranges from .22/.223 and 5.56 mm up to .284 or 7 mm. Is BC-41371 only suitable for .30 caliber? No. Model BC-41371 is intended for calibers .30–.50 or approximately 7.62–12.7 mm. Does the tip fit all cleaning rods? No. The tip has an 8-32 external thread, and the cleaning rod must have a matching internal thread. For rods with a different thread standard, a suitable adapter is needed. What size cleaning patch should I use? The patch size must match the barrel diameter and the tip used. The patch should move through the barrel with sufficient resistance but should not need to be forced through. A patch that is too large may get stuck in the barrel. Can the cleaning patch be both pushed and pulled? Yes. The manufacturer states that the slotted tip allows you to both push and pull the cleaning patch through the barrel. Always follow the firearm and cleaning rod manufacturer's maintenance instructions. Can a brass tip damage the barrel? Brass is softer than barrel steel, but an incorrectly sized patch, a dirty tip, or lateral pressure on the cleaning rod can still cause damage. Keep the rod aligned with the barrel and avoid excessive force. When is the Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip the right choice? The slotted patch tip is suitable for users who want to both push and pull cleaning patches through the barrel with a single tip. BC-41370 covers smaller and medium calibers from .22 up to 7 millimeters, while BC-41371 covers larger calibers from .30 up to .50. In addition to the caliber range, also choose the correct size cleaning patch. For smaller barrels, a patch that is too large may get stuck when compressed around the tip, while a patch that is too small will not make sufficient contact with the inside of the barrel. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, remove the magazine, visually and physically check that the chamber is empty, and move all ammunition away from the work area. If possible, clean the barrel from the chamber end toward the muzzle and use a bore guide to align the rod. Fold the cleaning patch evenly through the tip slot and check the resistance with a dry patch before adding cleaning agent. If the patch does not move with moderate pressure, remove the rod and use a smaller patch. Do not attempt to force a stuck patch through. Securely attached cleaning patch throughout the barrel The Birchwood Casey Brass Slotted Tip holds the cleaning patch securely and allows you to clean the barrel with both pushing and pulling motions. Two selectable models cover the caliber range from .22 up to .50.
