Birchwood Casey's gun cleaning patches, a durable cross weave pattern that enhances the patches scrubbing power and is entirely lint free. The highly absorbent material holds more oil for better coverage and more solvent for those extra dirty clean up jobs.
Birchwood Casey BC-41160 cleaning patches are 28.6 × 28.6 mm lint-free squares designed for cleaning .22–.25 caliber gun barrels. The durable cross-weave enhances the cleaning effect of the patch, and the highly absorbent material effectively binds gun cleaning solvent, dissolved fouling, and protective oil. The large pack of 1000 patches is suitable for active shooters, gun owners, shooting ranges, or maintenance workshops where small-caliber firearms are cleaned regularly. The patches can be used with a suitable cleaning rod, patch jag, or caliber-specific cleaning system. Suitable for use For cleaning .22–.25 caliber gun barrels For regular maintenance of .22 LR firearms For cleaning .223 Remington and 5.56 mm barrels For .243 caliber and other manufacturer-specified .25 or smaller calibers For applying gun cleaning solvent to the barrel For removing dissolved soot and fouling For drying the barrel after cleaning For applying a thin layer of protective oil For hunters and sport shooters For shooting ranges and gun maintenance workshops Why choose Birchwood Casey BC-41160 cleaning patches? Suitable for .22–.25 caliber range Dimensions 28.6 × 28.6 mm Durable cross-weave material Cross-weave improves mechanical cleaning effect Lint-free construction Highly absorbent material Effectively binds cleaning solvent and protective oil Removes dissolved fouling from the barrel Pre-cut to the correct size Large pack of 1000 patches Manufacturer-stated made in the United States Technical specifications Product type: square gun cleaning patches Suitable caliber range: .22–.25 Patch dimensions: 28.6 × 28.6 mm Jahipaun's rounded measurement: 2.9 × 2.9 cm Shape: square Material structure: durable cross-weave Lint-free: yes Absorbent: yes Quantity in package: 1000 pcs Intended use: cleaning, drying, and oiling gun barrels Reusable: no Origin: manufacturer-stated made in the United States Usage Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded. Remove the magazine and visually and physically check the chamber. Attach one cleaning patch to a jag of the appropriate caliber. Moisten the patch with suitable gun cleaning solvent if necessary. Push the patch through the barrel from the chamber end toward the muzzle if possible. Use a clean patch for each pass. Continue until the patch no longer picks up significant dirt. Dry the barrel with clean, dry patches. For storage, apply a thin layer of protective oil if needed. Before shooting, remove excess oil from the barrel with a dry patch. In the package 1000 × Birchwood Casey 28.6 mm square cleaning patches Frequently Asked Questions Are these cleaning patches suitable for .22 LR caliber? Yes. The manufacturer’s specified range is .22–.25, so the patches are also suitable for cleaning .22 LR barrels. Use the correct size jag or another suitable cleaning system. Are the patches suitable for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO? Yes. Both are within the manufacturer’s specified .22–.25 caliber range. The actual patch tightness in the barrel, however, depends on the jag used and whether the patch is attached flat or folded. Can these be used in a .308 caliber firearm? BC-41160 patches are intended for the .22–.25 caliber range. For .308 caliber, choose a larger 38.1 mm patch, which the manufacturer specifies for .26–.30 caliber range. Can the patch be folded inside the barrel? You can fold the patch to achieve the desired tightness, but it should not get stuck in the barrel. If the cleaning rod requires excessive force, remove the patch and reinsert it with a smaller or thinner fold. Is a cleaning patch reusable? Not recommended. A used patch contains dirt, combustion residues, and possible metal particles, which can be transferred back into the barrel on the next pass. Use a new patch for each cleaning pass. Are these patches suitable for applying oil? Yes. The highly absorbent material holds solvent and oil well and allows you to evenly coat the inside of the barrel. Oil moderately and remove excess oil from the barrel before shooting. Does lint-free mean that no fibers are released at all? The manufacturer describes the patches as lint-free. The strong cross-weave reduces the release of loose fibers and threads, but the patch should not be forced through too small an opening or reused if torn. When is Birchwood Casey BC-41160 the right choice? This 1000-patch pack is a practical choice for users who regularly clean .22–.25 caliber firearms. Pre-cut patches save preparation time, and the large pack is well-suited for active shooters, shooting ranges, or gun workshops. For larger calibers, choose a patch of the appropriate size. A patch that is too small may not make sufficient contact with the barrel walls, while one that is too large or tightly folded may get stuck in the barrel. Expert recommendation Use one patch for only one pass during cleaning. The first patches can be moistened with a suitable solvent, then let the cleaning agent work as per the manufacturer's instructions and remove dissolved fouling with new patches. Finally, use dry patches until the barrel is clean and dry. If the firearm will be stored for an extended period, use the last clean patch to apply a very thin layer of protective oil to the inside of the barrel. Before the next shooting session, run a dry patch through the barrel, as excess oil or other obstructions in the barrel can cause dangerous pressure increases. Linen-free cleaning patches for small-caliber firearms Birchwood Casey BC-41160 combines a durable cross-weave, high absorbency, and a 28.6 mm square size suitable for .22–.25 caliber. The pack of 1000 patches ensures long-term use and is ideal for cleaning, drying, and applying protective oil to gun barrels.
Birchwood Casey BC-41160 cleaning patches are 28.6 × 28.6 mm lint-free squares designed for cleaning .22–.25 caliber gun barrels. The durable cross-weave enhances the cleaning effect of the patch, and the highly absorbent material effectively binds gun cleaning solvent, dissolved fouling, and protective oil. The large pack of 1000 patches is suitable for active shooters, gun owners, shooting ranges, or maintenance workshops where small-caliber firearms are cleaned regularly. The patches can be used with a suitable cleaning rod, patch jag, or caliber-specific cleaning system. Suitable for use For cleaning .22–.25 caliber gun barrels For regular maintenance of .22 LR firearms For cleaning .223 Remington and 5.56 mm barrels For .243 caliber and other manufacturer-specified .25 or smaller calibers For applying gun cleaning solvent to the barrel For removing dissolved soot and fouling For drying the barrel after cleaning For applying a thin layer of protective oil For hunters and sport shooters For shooting ranges and gun maintenance workshops Why choose Birchwood Casey BC-41160 cleaning patches? Suitable for .22–.25 caliber range Dimensions 28.6 × 28.6 mm Durable cross-weave material Cross-weave improves mechanical cleaning effect Lint-free construction Highly absorbent material Effectively binds cleaning solvent and protective oil Removes dissolved fouling from the barrel Pre-cut to the correct size Large pack of 1000 patches Manufacturer-stated made in the United States Technical specifications Product type: square gun cleaning patches Suitable caliber range: .22–.25 Patch dimensions: 28.6 × 28.6 mm Jahipaun's rounded measurement: 2.9 × 2.9 cm Shape: square Material structure: durable cross-weave Lint-free: yes Absorbent: yes Quantity in package: 1000 pcs Intended use: cleaning, drying, and oiling gun barrels Reusable: no Origin: manufacturer-stated made in the United States Usage Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded. Remove the magazine and visually and physically check the chamber. Attach one cleaning patch to a jag of the appropriate caliber. Moisten the patch with suitable gun cleaning solvent if necessary. Push the patch through the barrel from the chamber end toward the muzzle if possible. Use a clean patch for each pass. Continue until the patch no longer picks up significant dirt. Dry the barrel with clean, dry patches. For storage, apply a thin layer of protective oil if needed. Before shooting, remove excess oil from the barrel with a dry patch. In the package 1000 × Birchwood Casey 28.6 mm square cleaning patches Frequently Asked Questions Are these cleaning patches suitable for .22 LR caliber? Yes. The manufacturer’s specified range is .22–.25, so the patches are also suitable for cleaning .22 LR barrels. Use the correct size jag or another suitable cleaning system. Are the patches suitable for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO? Yes. Both are within the manufacturer’s specified .22–.25 caliber range. The actual patch tightness in the barrel, however, depends on the jag used and whether the patch is attached flat or folded. Can these be used in a .308 caliber firearm? BC-41160 patches are intended for the .22–.25 caliber range. For .308 caliber, choose a larger 38.1 mm patch, which the manufacturer specifies for .26–.30 caliber range. Can the patch be folded inside the barrel? You can fold the patch to achieve the desired tightness, but it should not get stuck in the barrel. If the cleaning rod requires excessive force, remove the patch and reinsert it with a smaller or thinner fold. Is a cleaning patch reusable? Not recommended. A used patch contains dirt, combustion residues, and possible metal particles, which can be transferred back into the barrel on the next pass. Use a new patch for each cleaning pass. Are these patches suitable for applying oil? Yes. The highly absorbent material holds solvent and oil well and allows you to evenly coat the inside of the barrel. Oil moderately and remove excess oil from the barrel before shooting. Does lint-free mean that no fibers are released at all? The manufacturer describes the patches as lint-free. The strong cross-weave reduces the release of loose fibers and threads, but the patch should not be forced through too small an opening or reused if torn. When is Birchwood Casey BC-41160 the right choice? This 1000-patch pack is a practical choice for users who regularly clean .22–.25 caliber firearms. Pre-cut patches save preparation time, and the large pack is well-suited for active shooters, shooting ranges, or gun workshops. For larger calibers, choose a patch of the appropriate size. A patch that is too small may not make sufficient contact with the barrel walls, while one that is too large or tightly folded may get stuck in the barrel. Expert recommendation Use one patch for only one pass during cleaning. The first patches can be moistened with a suitable solvent, then let the cleaning agent work as per the manufacturer's instructions and remove dissolved fouling with new patches. Finally, use dry patches until the barrel is clean and dry. If the firearm will be stored for an extended period, use the last clean patch to apply a very thin layer of protective oil to the inside of the barrel. Before the next shooting session, run a dry patch through the barrel, as excess oil or other obstructions in the barrel can cause dangerous pressure increases. Linen-free cleaning patches for small-caliber firearms Birchwood Casey BC-41160 combines a durable cross-weave, high absorbency, and a 28.6 mm square size suitable for .22–.25 caliber. The pack of 1000 patches ensures long-term use and is ideal for cleaning, drying, and applying protective oil to gun barrels.
