Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 is a liquid bore cleaner formulated to dissolve powder, carbon, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling.
Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 is a liquid bore cleaner formulated to dissolve powder, carbon, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling. Its dual-action formula cleans the bore and leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating. The 150 ml bottle allows controlled application to a cleaning patch or bore brush. Suitable for use Cleaning rifle bores Maintaining shotgun barrels Cleaning pistol and revolver bores Removing powder and carbon fouling Dissolving copper fouling Removing lead deposits Cleaning plastic-wad residue Firearm maintenance after hunting or range use Preparing a bore for storage Controlled application with a patch or brush Why choose Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1? Removes several common types of bore fouling Combines cleaning and rust prevention Leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating Suitable for rifles, shotguns and handguns Allows controlled application to a patch or brush Contains no nitrobenzene or butyl cellosolve Compact bottle fits easily into a cleaning kit Well suited to regular bore maintenance Technical specifications Product type: Firearm bore cleaner Formula type: Dual-action cleaner and rust inhibitor Physical form: Liquid Container: Bottle Volume: 150 ml Manufacturer-stated capacity: 5 fl oz Intended fouling: Carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad residue Protective effect: Leaves a rust-inhibiting coating Suitable firearm types: Rifles, shotguns and handguns Primary application: Internal bore surfaces Application method: Cleaning patch, patch holder or bore brush Material compatibility: Intended primarily for metal firearm parts Hazard classification: Flammable liquid and vapour Storage temperature: 0–49°C Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place Use environment: Well-ventilated area Recommended protection: Protective gloves and safety glasses Supplied with Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 cleaner, 150 ml Frequently asked questions What types of fouling does Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 remove? It is formulated to dissolve and remove carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling. Heavy or long-standing deposits may require several cleaning cycles and the use of a correctly sized bore brush. What does “2-in-1” mean? The formula performs two functions: it removes firing residue from the bore and leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating on the metal after cleaning. How should the liquid cleaner be used? First confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded and remove all ammunition from the work area. Apply the cleaner to a patch or correctly sized bore brush, work it through the bore and remove the dissolved fouling with clean patches. Repeat when necessary until the patches come out clean. How does the bottle differ from the aerosol version? The bottle provides more controlled application to a patch or brush and reduces unwanted contact with surrounding firearm surfaces. The aerosol version is more suitable when fast and broader application is preferred. Can it be used on every firearm surface? No. Although the cleaner is intended for metal firearm parts, it may affect some finishes, plastics, laminates, composites or rubber grips. Protect these materials and test compatibility on a small concealed area before broader use. Are Bore Scrubber and Gun Scrubber the same product? No. Bore Scrubber is formulated primarily for removing firing residue from inside the barrel. Gun Scrubber is a fast-evaporating cleaner intended for metal firearm mechanisms and difficult-to-reach components. Does the bore need to be oiled afterwards? Bore Scrubber leaves a rust-inhibiting coating. Additional gun oil or a dedicated rust protectant may be useful for long-term storage or humid conditions. Remove excess cleaner and oil from the bore and chamber before firing. How should the bottle be stored? Keep the container tightly closed in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place at 0–49°C. Protect it from direct sunlight, heat, sparks and open flames, and keep it out of reach of children. When is Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 150 ml the right choice? This bottle is well suited to users who want to apply bore cleaner in controlled amounts directly to a patch or brush. Its compact size fits conveniently into both a home cleaning kit and a range bag, making it practical for regular bore maintenance. The 296 ml aerosol may be preferable for frequent use and faster application. Foaming Gel remains in the bore for longer and may be more convenient for treating heavier deposits. Gun Scrubber is the more appropriate product for cleaning actions and difficult-to-reach metal mechanism components. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, inspect the chamber and magazine and move all ammunition away from the work area. Whenever the firearm’s construction allows it, clean from the chamber towards the muzzle. Use a correctly sized rod, patch holder and brush, taking care not to damage the muzzle crown or chamber. Apply the cleaner to the patch or brush first, as this makes the amount easier to control and helps protect surrounding materials. Use several moderate cleaning cycles for heavy fouling and finish with dry patches. Leave only a thin protective film during storage, and thoroughly dry the bore and chamber before firing. Controlled application and dual-action bore care Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 150 ml removes common firing residue and leaves a rust-inhibiting coating inside the bore. Its bottled format provides accurate dosing for clean and controlled firearm maintenance.
Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 is a liquid bore cleaner formulated to dissolve powder, carbon, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling. Its dual-action formula cleans the bore and leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating. The 150 ml bottle allows controlled application to a cleaning patch or bore brush. Suitable for use Cleaning rifle bores Maintaining shotgun barrels Cleaning pistol and revolver bores Removing powder and carbon fouling Dissolving copper fouling Removing lead deposits Cleaning plastic-wad residue Firearm maintenance after hunting or range use Preparing a bore for storage Controlled application with a patch or brush Why choose Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1? Removes several common types of bore fouling Combines cleaning and rust prevention Leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating Suitable for rifles, shotguns and handguns Allows controlled application to a patch or brush Contains no nitrobenzene or butyl cellosolve Compact bottle fits easily into a cleaning kit Well suited to regular bore maintenance Technical specifications Product type: Firearm bore cleaner Formula type: Dual-action cleaner and rust inhibitor Physical form: Liquid Container: Bottle Volume: 150 ml Manufacturer-stated capacity: 5 fl oz Intended fouling: Carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad residue Protective effect: Leaves a rust-inhibiting coating Suitable firearm types: Rifles, shotguns and handguns Primary application: Internal bore surfaces Application method: Cleaning patch, patch holder or bore brush Material compatibility: Intended primarily for metal firearm parts Hazard classification: Flammable liquid and vapour Storage temperature: 0–49°C Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place Use environment: Well-ventilated area Recommended protection: Protective gloves and safety glasses Supplied with Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 cleaner, 150 ml Frequently asked questions What types of fouling does Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 remove? It is formulated to dissolve and remove carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling. Heavy or long-standing deposits may require several cleaning cycles and the use of a correctly sized bore brush. What does “2-in-1” mean? The formula performs two functions: it removes firing residue from the bore and leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating on the metal after cleaning. How should the liquid cleaner be used? First confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded and remove all ammunition from the work area. Apply the cleaner to a patch or correctly sized bore brush, work it through the bore and remove the dissolved fouling with clean patches. Repeat when necessary until the patches come out clean. How does the bottle differ from the aerosol version? The bottle provides more controlled application to a patch or brush and reduces unwanted contact with surrounding firearm surfaces. The aerosol version is more suitable when fast and broader application is preferred. Can it be used on every firearm surface? No. Although the cleaner is intended for metal firearm parts, it may affect some finishes, plastics, laminates, composites or rubber grips. Protect these materials and test compatibility on a small concealed area before broader use. Are Bore Scrubber and Gun Scrubber the same product? No. Bore Scrubber is formulated primarily for removing firing residue from inside the barrel. Gun Scrubber is a fast-evaporating cleaner intended for metal firearm mechanisms and difficult-to-reach components. Does the bore need to be oiled afterwards? Bore Scrubber leaves a rust-inhibiting coating. Additional gun oil or a dedicated rust protectant may be useful for long-term storage or humid conditions. Remove excess cleaner and oil from the bore and chamber before firing. How should the bottle be stored? Keep the container tightly closed in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place at 0–49°C. Protect it from direct sunlight, heat, sparks and open flames, and keep it out of reach of children. When is Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 150 ml the right choice? This bottle is well suited to users who want to apply bore cleaner in controlled amounts directly to a patch or brush. Its compact size fits conveniently into both a home cleaning kit and a range bag, making it practical for regular bore maintenance. The 296 ml aerosol may be preferable for frequent use and faster application. Foaming Gel remains in the bore for longer and may be more convenient for treating heavier deposits. Gun Scrubber is the more appropriate product for cleaning actions and difficult-to-reach metal mechanism components. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, inspect the chamber and magazine and move all ammunition away from the work area. Whenever the firearm’s construction allows it, clean from the chamber towards the muzzle. Use a correctly sized rod, patch holder and brush, taking care not to damage the muzzle crown or chamber. Apply the cleaner to the patch or brush first, as this makes the amount easier to control and helps protect surrounding materials. Use several moderate cleaning cycles for heavy fouling and finish with dry patches. Leave only a thin protective film during storage, and thoroughly dry the bore and chamber before firing. Controlled application and dual-action bore care Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 150 ml removes common firing residue and leaves a rust-inhibiting coating inside the bore. Its bottled format provides accurate dosing for clean and controlled firearm maintenance.
