Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Single Purpose is a fast-evaporating aerosol cleaner intended for maintaining internal metal firearm components.
Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Single Purpose is a fast-evaporating aerosol cleaner intended for maintaining internal metal firearm components. Its forceful spray helps remove dirt, old oil, carbon and loose firing residue from areas that can be difficult to reach. The supplied extension tube provides more controlled application to specific components. Suitable for use Cleaning metal components of pistols and revolvers Maintaining rifles and shotguns Cleaning metal mechanisms of semi-automatic firearms Maintaining bolt, lever and slide actions Cleaning chambers and barrels Flushing gas ports and other confined areas Cleaning metal magazines and choke tubes Maintaining metal components of air rifles Cleaning metal components of muzzleloaders Maintenance after a range session or hunting trip Why choose Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber? Cleans internal metal firearm components Helps remove dirt, old oil and firing residue Forceful aerosol spray flushes loose debris from confined areas Evaporates quickly Extension tube provides more accurate application Suitable for maintaining several types of firearm Helps remove contamination that can interfere with reliable operation Practical 296 ml can for regular use Technical specifications Product type: firearm cleaner Intended use: cleaning internal metal firearm components Volume: 296 ml Container: aerosol Application: spray Applicator: removable extension tube Cleaning action: removes dirt, old oil and loose firing residue Evaporation: fast Primary compatibility: metal firearm components Lubricant: No Material compatibility: test on a concealed area before use Hazard classification: extremely flammable aerosol Container type: pressurized; may burst if heated Maximum storage temperature: below 50 °C Ammunition: No Supplied with Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Firearms Cleaner, 296 ml Spray extension tube Frequently asked questions Does Gun Scrubber clean and lubricate at the same time? No. Gun Scrubber is a fast-evaporating cleaner rather than a gun oil. Because it can remove existing lubricant, the metal contact and sliding surfaces identified in the firearm’s manual should be relubricated after the cleaner has evaporated. Can it be used on plastic, rubber or finished wood? Compatibility should not be assumed. The manufacturer warns that the solvent may damage certain plastics, laminates, composites, rubber grips, painted surfaces and other finishes. Protect sensitive components from overspray and test the cleaner on a small concealed area first. What is the supplied extension tube used for? The extension tube directs the cleaner more accurately towards actions, magazines, gas ports, chambers and other confined areas. It helps reduce unnecessary overspray, although sensitive materials should still be protected. Can Gun Scrubber be sprayed onto an optic? Do not spray it onto optical lenses, sight seals or electronic equipment. Cover the optic before cleaning and remove accidental overspray using a method approved by the surface or optic manufacturer. Is Gun Scrubber suitable for cleaning a firearm bore? The manufacturer lists barrels and chambers among its applications. Gun Scrubber can help remove loose dirt and oil residue, but substantial copper, lead, plastic or carbon fouling is better treated with a dedicated bore solvent, correctly sized brushes and cleaning patches. Will the cleaner correct every firearm malfunction? No. Removing dirt and old lubricant may reduce malfunctions caused by insufficient maintenance, but a cleaner cannot correct worn, damaged or incorrectly installed components. Repeated malfunctions should be inspected by a qualified professional. How should the aerosol be used safely? Confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded, remove the magazine and inspect the chamber. Use the product outdoors or in a well-ventilated area and wear safety glasses and suitable protective gloves. Avoid breathing the spray and keep the can away from heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. How should Gun Scrubber be stored? Store the aerosol can in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight. Do not expose it to temperatures above 50 °C. Do not pierce or burn the container, even when empty, and keep it out of the reach of children. When is Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber 296 ml the right choice? This version is well suited to users who want a moderately sized aerosol can for routine firearm maintenance. It is compact enough for a maintenance kit or workshop cabinet while providing sufficient cleaner for repeated use. Gun Scrubber is primarily intended for removing dirt and old lubricant from metal mechanisms. It does not lubricate treated components, so a suitable gun oil is required after cleaning. A dedicated bore solvent may also be needed for substantial barrel fouling. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, remove the magazine, inspect the chamber visually and physically, and move all live ammunition away from the work area. Cover the optic, wood, polymer, rubber and other sensitive surfaces. Fit the extension tube and apply the cleaner in short, controlled bursts, directing the discharged liquid and debris towards an absorbent maintenance mat or collection tray. Allow the cleaner to evaporate completely and confirm that the treated components are dry. Apply a thin film of suitable gun oil to the contact and sliding surfaces identified in the firearm’s manual. Do not spray the cleaner into enclosed mechanisms that the firearm manufacturer does not authorize the user to service, and avoid contaminating ammunition. Forceful spray with fast evaporation Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber 296 ml helps remove dirt, old oil and firing residue from internal metal firearm components. The supplied extension tube directs the cleaner towards actions, chambers and other areas that can be difficult to reach using conventional cleaning tools.
Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Single Purpose is a fast-evaporating aerosol cleaner intended for maintaining internal metal firearm components. Its forceful spray helps remove dirt, old oil, carbon and loose firing residue from areas that can be difficult to reach. The supplied extension tube provides more controlled application to specific components. Suitable for use Cleaning metal components of pistols and revolvers Maintaining rifles and shotguns Cleaning metal mechanisms of semi-automatic firearms Maintaining bolt, lever and slide actions Cleaning chambers and barrels Flushing gas ports and other confined areas Cleaning metal magazines and choke tubes Maintaining metal components of air rifles Cleaning metal components of muzzleloaders Maintenance after a range session or hunting trip Why choose Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber? Cleans internal metal firearm components Helps remove dirt, old oil and firing residue Forceful aerosol spray flushes loose debris from confined areas Evaporates quickly Extension tube provides more accurate application Suitable for maintaining several types of firearm Helps remove contamination that can interfere with reliable operation Practical 296 ml can for regular use Technical specifications Product type: firearm cleaner Intended use: cleaning internal metal firearm components Volume: 296 ml Container: aerosol Application: spray Applicator: removable extension tube Cleaning action: removes dirt, old oil and loose firing residue Evaporation: fast Primary compatibility: metal firearm components Lubricant: No Material compatibility: test on a concealed area before use Hazard classification: extremely flammable aerosol Container type: pressurized; may burst if heated Maximum storage temperature: below 50 °C Ammunition: No Supplied with Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Firearms Cleaner, 296 ml Spray extension tube Frequently asked questions Does Gun Scrubber clean and lubricate at the same time? No. Gun Scrubber is a fast-evaporating cleaner rather than a gun oil. Because it can remove existing lubricant, the metal contact and sliding surfaces identified in the firearm’s manual should be relubricated after the cleaner has evaporated. Can it be used on plastic, rubber or finished wood? Compatibility should not be assumed. The manufacturer warns that the solvent may damage certain plastics, laminates, composites, rubber grips, painted surfaces and other finishes. Protect sensitive components from overspray and test the cleaner on a small concealed area first. What is the supplied extension tube used for? The extension tube directs the cleaner more accurately towards actions, magazines, gas ports, chambers and other confined areas. It helps reduce unnecessary overspray, although sensitive materials should still be protected. Can Gun Scrubber be sprayed onto an optic? Do not spray it onto optical lenses, sight seals or electronic equipment. Cover the optic before cleaning and remove accidental overspray using a method approved by the surface or optic manufacturer. Is Gun Scrubber suitable for cleaning a firearm bore? The manufacturer lists barrels and chambers among its applications. Gun Scrubber can help remove loose dirt and oil residue, but substantial copper, lead, plastic or carbon fouling is better treated with a dedicated bore solvent, correctly sized brushes and cleaning patches. Will the cleaner correct every firearm malfunction? No. Removing dirt and old lubricant may reduce malfunctions caused by insufficient maintenance, but a cleaner cannot correct worn, damaged or incorrectly installed components. Repeated malfunctions should be inspected by a qualified professional. How should the aerosol be used safely? Confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded, remove the magazine and inspect the chamber. Use the product outdoors or in a well-ventilated area and wear safety glasses and suitable protective gloves. Avoid breathing the spray and keep the can away from heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. How should Gun Scrubber be stored? Store the aerosol can in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight. Do not expose it to temperatures above 50 °C. Do not pierce or burn the container, even when empty, and keep it out of the reach of children. When is Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber 296 ml the right choice? This version is well suited to users who want a moderately sized aerosol can for routine firearm maintenance. It is compact enough for a maintenance kit or workshop cabinet while providing sufficient cleaner for repeated use. Gun Scrubber is primarily intended for removing dirt and old lubricant from metal mechanisms. It does not lubricate treated components, so a suitable gun oil is required after cleaning. A dedicated bore solvent may also be needed for substantial barrel fouling. Expert recommendation Before cleaning, remove the magazine, inspect the chamber visually and physically, and move all live ammunition away from the work area. Cover the optic, wood, polymer, rubber and other sensitive surfaces. Fit the extension tube and apply the cleaner in short, controlled bursts, directing the discharged liquid and debris towards an absorbent maintenance mat or collection tray. Allow the cleaner to evaporate completely and confirm that the treated components are dry. Apply a thin film of suitable gun oil to the contact and sliding surfaces identified in the firearm’s manual. Do not spray the cleaner into enclosed mechanisms that the firearm manufacturer does not authorize the user to service, and avoid contaminating ammunition. Forceful spray with fast evaporation Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber 296 ml helps remove dirt, old oil and firing residue from internal metal firearm components. The supplied extension tube directs the cleaner towards actions, chambers and other areas that can be difficult to reach using conventional cleaning tools.
