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The target shooters back over a century and a half ago used brushes because the brushes were of benefit to their scores. And manufacturers were providing what there was an existing market for.
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Bronze brush issue
- Thread starter Jason holgate
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Do we have any photos of the brushes they used around 1875?
I have not seen any photos or drawings; it would be nice to compare their construction to the modern 'wire twist' made today.
Curious; how did they get a Stuck Brush/Jag out back then?
Eastern Maine shooting sells good brushes. Twisted on, may be slightly undersize as well.
https://www.emshootingsupplies.com/store/c68/10/32_THREAD.html#/
https://www.emshootingsupplies.com/store/c68/10/32_THREAD.html#/
