Description
The Hoppe’s BoreSnake Den in .375 caliber is a pull-through bore cleaner built around a single-pass design that combines a bronze brush and a wide cleaning tail into one tool. The bronze brush is embedded near the front of the snake and loosens carbon fouling as it moves through the bore; the braided tail then follows immediately behind, sweeping out the debris in the same stroke. That combination of scrubbing and wiping in a single pull removes the need to run a separate patch after brushing, which matters most when you are cleaning in the field rather than at a bench.
What separates the Den version from a standard BoreSnake is the included storage case. The lid of the case doubles as a pull handle, so instead of searching for something to grip while drawing the snake through the barrel, you attach the handle, feed the weighted cord into the muzzle, and pull. The case itself keeps the snake coiled and protected when it is not in use, which prevents the braided material from picking up grit or lint in a range bag. After cleaning, the snake can be machine washed and reused.
This tool fits .35- to .375-caliber rifles, so it covers a range of cartridges sharing that bore diameter. It does not replace a full cleaning rod setup for a rifle that has gone a long time without service, but for routine maintenance after a range session or a day in the field, the BoreSnake Den covers the task quickly with minimal equipment to carry or store.




