Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner is a fast-drying aerosol formulated to remove dirt, fouling, grease, lubricant and oil from firearm metal surfaces.
Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner is a fast-drying aerosol formulated to remove dirt, fouling, grease, lubricant and oil from firearm metal surfaces. Its high-pressure spray cleans quickly and dries without leaving cleaner residue. It can be used during routine firearm maintenance or to prepare metal before blueing or browning. Suitable for use Cleaning firearm metal components Removing dirt and firing residue Removing old oil and lubricant Degreasing metal surfaces Thorough firearm maintenance Cleaning less accessible metal components Preparing metal before blueing Preparing metal before browning Hunters and sport shooters Firearm-maintenance workshops Why choose Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner? Removes dirt, fouling, grease and oil High-pressure spray helps flush contamination from the surface Dries quickly Leaves no cleaner residue on metal Suitable for thorough cleaning and degreasing Prepares metal for refinishing Aerosol provides quick and even application Practical for regular firearm maintenance Generous 296 ml container Technical specifications Product type: Firearm cleaner and degreaser Container type: Aerosol Volume: 296 ml Intended surfaces: Firearm metal components Spray type: High-pressure aerosol Removes: Dirt, fouling, grease, lubricant and oil Drying time: Quick Cleaner residue after drying: None Intended use: Cleaning and degreasing firearm metal Suitable for preparation before refinishing: Yes Lubricating properties: No Rust protection: No Hazard classification: Extremely flammable aerosol Container: Pressurized and may burst if heated Working environment: Outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Storage: Cool, well-ventilated location below 50 °C Supplied with Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner aerosol, 296 ml Frequently asked questions What does Firearm Cleaner remove? It is formulated to remove dirt, firing residue, grease, old lubricant and oil from firearm metal surfaces. It is particularly useful for cleaning components before fresh lubricant or corrosion protection is applied. Does it leave an oily film? No. Firearm Cleaner dries quickly without leaving cleaner residue. Because it also removes oil and lubricant, required friction surfaces should be lubricated again after cleaning, while exposed metal may require a separate rust protectant. Is Firearm Cleaner also a gun oil? No. It is a cleaner and degreaser rather than a lubricant or rust protectant. Apply an appropriate firearm oil, grease or protective product after cleaning where required by the firearm manufacturer. Can it be used inside the barrel? Firearm Cleaner can remove general dirt, oil and loose firing residue. A dedicated bore cleaner such as Bore Scrubber is more suitable for persistent copper, lead or powder fouling. Can the aerosol be used on wood, plastic or optics? The manufacturer describes this product as a cleaner for metal surfaces. Do not spray it onto stocks, painted or lacquered finishes, rubber, plastic, optical lenses or electronic components unless compatibility has been confirmed. When in doubt, apply it to a cloth or test a concealed area first. How should Firearm Cleaner be used? Confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded and remove ammunition from the working area. Disassemble the firearm according to its manual, spray the cleaner onto the metal surface and allow the loosened contamination to drain away. Use a cloth or suitable cleaning brush when required and allow the surface to dry completely. What safety precautions are required? The product is an extremely flammable aerosol, and its pressurized container may burst if heated. Use it outdoors or in a well-ventilated area, avoid breathing the spray and wear protective gloves and eye protection. Keep it away from heat, sparks, flames and direct sunlight. Do not pierce or burn the container, even after use. When is Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner the right choice? This product is suitable when oil, grease, dirt and firing residue must be removed quickly from firearm metal components. Its residue-free drying makes it useful before fresh lubricant or corrosion protection is applied and when preparing metal for blueing or browning. Firearm Cleaner is not a substitute for a dedicated bore solvent when heavy copper or lead deposits must be removed. It is also not a finishing product, because it leaves no lubricating or corrosion-resistant coating behind. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, remove the magazine, inspect the chamber and confirm visually and physically that the firearm is unloaded. Work over a maintenance mat and direct the spray so that dissolved contamination cannot reach wood, optics or other sensitive components. For small parts, applying the cleaner to a cloth or brush provides better control. Allow all metal parts to dry completely. Apply fresh oil or grease only to the friction and moving surfaces identified in the firearm manual, then remove any excess. Treat exposed exterior metal with a thin layer of rust protection when necessary. Fast, residue-free cleaning for firearm metal Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner removes dirt, fouling, grease and old oil from firearm metal components and dries quickly without leaving cleaner residue. Its high-pressure aerosol and 296 ml capacity make it useful for routine maintenance as well as preparing metal before refinishing.
Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner is a fast-drying aerosol formulated to remove dirt, fouling, grease, lubricant and oil from firearm metal surfaces. Its high-pressure spray cleans quickly and dries without leaving cleaner residue. It can be used during routine firearm maintenance or to prepare metal before blueing or browning. Suitable for use Cleaning firearm metal components Removing dirt and firing residue Removing old oil and lubricant Degreasing metal surfaces Thorough firearm maintenance Cleaning less accessible metal components Preparing metal before blueing Preparing metal before browning Hunters and sport shooters Firearm-maintenance workshops Why choose Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner? Removes dirt, fouling, grease and oil High-pressure spray helps flush contamination from the surface Dries quickly Leaves no cleaner residue on metal Suitable for thorough cleaning and degreasing Prepares metal for refinishing Aerosol provides quick and even application Practical for regular firearm maintenance Generous 296 ml container Technical specifications Product type: Firearm cleaner and degreaser Container type: Aerosol Volume: 296 ml Intended surfaces: Firearm metal components Spray type: High-pressure aerosol Removes: Dirt, fouling, grease, lubricant and oil Drying time: Quick Cleaner residue after drying: None Intended use: Cleaning and degreasing firearm metal Suitable for preparation before refinishing: Yes Lubricating properties: No Rust protection: No Hazard classification: Extremely flammable aerosol Container: Pressurized and may burst if heated Working environment: Outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Storage: Cool, well-ventilated location below 50 °C Supplied with Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner aerosol, 296 ml Frequently asked questions What does Firearm Cleaner remove? It is formulated to remove dirt, firing residue, grease, old lubricant and oil from firearm metal surfaces. It is particularly useful for cleaning components before fresh lubricant or corrosion protection is applied. Does it leave an oily film? No. Firearm Cleaner dries quickly without leaving cleaner residue. Because it also removes oil and lubricant, required friction surfaces should be lubricated again after cleaning, while exposed metal may require a separate rust protectant. Is Firearm Cleaner also a gun oil? No. It is a cleaner and degreaser rather than a lubricant or rust protectant. Apply an appropriate firearm oil, grease or protective product after cleaning where required by the firearm manufacturer. Can it be used inside the barrel? Firearm Cleaner can remove general dirt, oil and loose firing residue. A dedicated bore cleaner such as Bore Scrubber is more suitable for persistent copper, lead or powder fouling. Can the aerosol be used on wood, plastic or optics? The manufacturer describes this product as a cleaner for metal surfaces. Do not spray it onto stocks, painted or lacquered finishes, rubber, plastic, optical lenses or electronic components unless compatibility has been confirmed. When in doubt, apply it to a cloth or test a concealed area first. How should Firearm Cleaner be used? Confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded and remove ammunition from the working area. Disassemble the firearm according to its manual, spray the cleaner onto the metal surface and allow the loosened contamination to drain away. Use a cloth or suitable cleaning brush when required and allow the surface to dry completely. What safety precautions are required? The product is an extremely flammable aerosol, and its pressurized container may burst if heated. Use it outdoors or in a well-ventilated area, avoid breathing the spray and wear protective gloves and eye protection. Keep it away from heat, sparks, flames and direct sunlight. Do not pierce or burn the container, even after use. When is Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner the right choice? This product is suitable when oil, grease, dirt and firing residue must be removed quickly from firearm metal components. Its residue-free drying makes it useful before fresh lubricant or corrosion protection is applied and when preparing metal for blueing or browning. Firearm Cleaner is not a substitute for a dedicated bore solvent when heavy copper or lead deposits must be removed. It is also not a finishing product, because it leaves no lubricating or corrosion-resistant coating behind. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, remove the magazine, inspect the chamber and confirm visually and physically that the firearm is unloaded. Work over a maintenance mat and direct the spray so that dissolved contamination cannot reach wood, optics or other sensitive components. For small parts, applying the cleaner to a cloth or brush provides better control. Allow all metal parts to dry completely. Apply fresh oil or grease only to the friction and moving surfaces identified in the firearm manual, then remove any excess. Treat exposed exterior metal with a thin layer of rust protection when necessary. Fast, residue-free cleaning for firearm metal Birchwood Casey Firearm Cleaner removes dirt, fouling, grease and old oil from firearm metal components and dries quickly without leaving cleaner residue. Its high-pressure aerosol and 296 ml capacity make it useful for routine maintenance as well as preparing metal before refinishing.
