I have been a muzzleloader only until recently. To clean ML barrels I use a stainless steel rod with integral muzzle guide. The rod rotates within handle as I pump the rod through a barrel.

There are rods that do not rotate. For cleaning a Super Redhawk which rod [action] do I want to clean the I.D. of barrel?
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I have seen cleaning brushes with bristles, and brushes with coils rather than bristles. I have seen brass brushes and brushes having some sort of plastic for bristles. For cleaning an SRH barrel, what type of brush works best -- cleans but does not abrade the barrel?

Is this brush as useful for cleaning I.D. of chambers?

Do not use the stainless steel "tornado" brushes. They are too sharp and strong and have a very good chance of ruining your bore.

Brass brushes are great, nylon brushes are gentler if you use good solvents.

Depending on what kind of bullets you use, you'll need either a lead remover or a copper remover, and a good carbon cleaner.

Boretech Eliminator is good for copper (don't know about lead)and not bad on carbon.

KGcoatings.com sells KG-1 carbon remover which is the best I've ever used, the KG-12 will get copper out quicker than anything as well.

Regards,
Jimno