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There is nothing wrong with using a brass or bronze tornado brush. But there are other tornado brushes made of Stainless steel.
I would avoid using those on Damascus bbls. They could scratch the bores if they were to pick up any bit of steel from the bbl
or develop a sharp edge somewhere on the brush itself. They are ok for chrome lined or molybdenum bbls.
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Tornado brush: Yes, No, maybe?
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