Gun Bore Cleaner

Abstract

A gun bore cleaner comprising a scrubber segment, a brush assembly segment and a cord segment. The central brush assembly is flexible or hinged so that it can bend and can be inserted into the narrow breech of a firearm without partial disassembly of the firearm. There is a brush integral to the brush assembly and bristles emanating from the scrubber assembly. The scrubber assembly, brush assembly and cord are separable for cleaning and substitution for bristle and brush diameter to be compatible with varying bore dimensions.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A gun bore cleaner comprised of a scrubber assembly, a brush assembly and a cord;
 the scrubber assembly is comprised of a first elongated member between a first end and a second end;   the first end of the scrubber assembly has a first loop;   along a predefined segment of the first elongated member a plurality of bristles radiate around and extend beyond an exterior surface of the first elongated member;   the brush assembly is comprised of a second elongated member terminating on a first end with a first eye and on a second end with a second eye;   between the first eye and second eye is a brush coaxial to the second elongated member and a hinge adapted such that the second elongated member can bend when inserted into a predetermined firearm barrel;   the brush has bristles that radiate axially entirely around the brush;   the cord is comprised of a third elongated member terminating at a third end with a second loop and a fourth end with a weight;   the first loop is removably connected to the first eye;   the second loop is removably connected to the second eye;   the scrub assembly, the brush and the cord are each dimensionally adapted to snugly fit inside the predetermined firearm barrel for cleaning.   
     
     
         2 . The gun bore cleaner as in  claim 1  further characterized in that the bristles and brush are fabricated from a material selected from any of: steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, plastic or aluminum alloy. 
     
     
         3 . The gun bore cleaner as in  claim 1  further characterized in that the first elongated member readily absorbs a predetermined gun cleaning preparation. 
     
     
         4 . A gun bore cleaner comprised of a scrubber assembly, a brush assembly and a cord;
 the scrubber assembly is comprised of a first elongated member between a first end and a second end;   the first end of the scrubber assembly has a first loop;   along a predefined segment of the first elongated member a plurality of bristles radiate around and extend beyond an exterior surface of the first elongated member;   the brush assembly is comprised of a second elongated member terminating on a first end with a first eye and on a second end with a second eye;   between the first eye and second eye is a brush coaxial to the second elongated member;   the second elongated member is flexible so that it can bend when inserted into a predetermined firearm barrel;   the brush has bristles that radiate axially entirely around the brush;   the cord is comprised of a third elongated member terminating at a third end with a second loop and a fourth end with a weight;   the first loop is removably connected to the first eye;   the second loop is removably connected to the second eye;   the scrub assembly, the brush and the cord are each dimensionally adapted to fit inside the predetermined firearm barrel for cleaning.   
     
     
         5 . The gun bore cleaner as in  claim 4  further characterized in that the bristles and brush are fabricated from a material selected from any of: steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, plastic or aluminum alloy. 
     
     
         6 . The gun bore cleaner as in  claim 4  further characterized in that the first elongated member readily absorbs a predetermined gun cleaning preparation.