Borekisser's primary use is barrel polishing

The primary use of the Borekisser is as a bore conditioning head for shotgun barrels. Using the felt wheels and polishing compound it polishes and smooths the bore. A highly polished bore stays cleaner, lasts longer, and some say it reduces felt recoil.

Using the scrubbing wheels made of the gentlest non abrasive grade of Scotchbrite it scrubs the bore gently. The non abrasive pads mold themselves to the contours of the chamber, forcing cone, bore and choke, to push out fouling. The pads are used dry, with no oil. They last a long time and can be washed and used again and again. Replacement pads available.

Borekisser can also be used to oil the barrel

Leather wheels are used for close oiling of the barrel. The tight fit in the bore forces oil into the metal's pores.

Borekisser cleans better- using multiple heads on the shank and by varying the tightness of the retaining knurled nuts the diameter of the cleaning head can be vaired for a firm fit.

Borekisser cleans faster- a few passes with the dry pads will remove fouling.

Cheaper- the Borekisser system costs less than other cleaning heads, uses less oil.

Borekisser is small enough to carry anywhere

Borekisser is lightweight- it weighs a few grams, is about the size of a 12 gauge shell and with a pull through can be used anywhere, anytime.