BCT Copper Remover is a special water-based agent for removing copper residues from gun barrels. The 177 ml pump spray cleaner contains no ammonia or petroleum products, is almost odorless, and according to the manufacturer, is suitable for various types of gun barrel steel. Suitable for use For removing copper residues from rifle barrels After shooting with copper-jacketed bullets For thorough maintenance of precision and sport firearms For periodic cleaning of firearms with high shooting loads For deep cleaning of hunting rifle barrels For cleaning the barrel before ammunition testing For users seeking an ammonia-free copper remover For use with a nylon brush and caliber-appropriate cleaning patches Why choose BCT Copper Remover? Removes copper residues from gun barrels 177 ml or 6 ounces Water-based formula Contains no ammonia Contains no petroleum products Almost odorless Biodegradable composition According to the manufacturer, safe for gun barrel steel Not intended to corrode the barrel surface Convenient pump spray bottle Technical specifications Manufacturer: Breakthrough Clean Technologies Product type: copper residue remover Formula: water-based Volume: 177 ml Packaging: pump spray bottle Ammonia-free: yes Petroleum-free: yes Scent: almost odorless Application area: inside of the gun barrel Suitable surface: gun barrel steel Recommended action time: 3–5 minutes Country of manufacture: USA Included in the set 1 × BCT Copper Remover 177 ml pump spray Frequently Asked Questions How long should Copper Remover be left to work? According to the manufacturer's cleaning instructions, the agent should be left in the barrel for 3–5 minutes. Then, treat the barrel with a nylon brush and run clean patches through. Does the agent also remove carbon residues? It may help remove some dirt, but its main purpose is to dissolve copper residues. Loose soot and carbon should be removed beforehand with a regular gun cleaning agent. Which brush should be used? The manufacturer recommends a nylon brush. This prevents copper or brass from metallic brushes from getting onto the cleaning patch and helps to assess the result correctly. Should the barrel be oiled after copper removal? Yes. After cleaning, wipe the barrel dry and, for longer-term protection, cover it with a very thin layer of suitable gun oil. Before shooting, remove excess oil from the barrel. When is BCT Copper Remover the right choice? Copper Remover is a justified choice when regular barrel cleaning does not remove residues from copper-jacketed bullets or when accuracy starts to change after heavy use. For everyday light maintenance, a universal CLP or regular gun barrel cleaner is faster. Copper remover does not need to be used after every shooting session unless the barrel's condition requires it. Our recommendation Start by removing regular soot and loose carbon. Only then apply Copper Remover to a cleaning patch, run it through the barrel, and let the agent work for 3–5 minutes. Treat the barrel with a caliber-appropriate nylon brush and repeat the process until the patches come out clean. Do not leave the chemical in the barrel for an indefinite period and always follow the usage and safety instructions on the packaging. After removing copper, dry the barrel thoroughly and run a lightly oiled patch through. If the firearm will be used immediately, remove excess oil with a dry patch before shooting. When maintaining, use gloves and work in a well-ventilated area, and avoid mixing different cleaning chemicals. Targeted solution for copper residues BCT Copper Remover helps restore a clean barrel without a strong ammonia smell. The 177 ml pump spray is suitable for hunters or shooters who want a separate and controlled-action product for removing copper fouling.
BCT Copper Remover is a special water-based agent for removing copper residues from gun barrels. The 177 ml pump spray cleaner contains no ammonia or petroleum products, is almost odorless, and according to the manufacturer, is suitable for various types of gun barrel steel. Suitable for use For removing copper residues from rifle barrels After shooting with copper-jacketed bullets For thorough maintenance of precision and sport firearms For periodic cleaning of firearms with high shooting loads For deep cleaning of hunting rifle barrels For cleaning the barrel before ammunition testing For users seeking an ammonia-free copper remover For use with a nylon brush and caliber-appropriate cleaning patches Why choose BCT Copper Remover? Removes copper residues from gun barrels 177 ml or 6 ounces Water-based formula Contains no ammonia Contains no petroleum products Almost odorless Biodegradable composition According to the manufacturer, safe for gun barrel steel Not intended to corrode the barrel surface Convenient pump spray bottle Technical specifications Manufacturer: Breakthrough Clean Technologies Product type: copper residue remover Formula: water-based Volume: 177 ml Packaging: pump spray bottle Ammonia-free: yes Petroleum-free: yes Scent: almost odorless Application area: inside of the gun barrel Suitable surface: gun barrel steel Recommended action time: 3–5 minutes Country of manufacture: USA Included in the set 1 × BCT Copper Remover 177 ml pump spray Frequently Asked Questions How long should Copper Remover be left to work? According to the manufacturer's cleaning instructions, the agent should be left in the barrel for 3–5 minutes. Then, treat the barrel with a nylon brush and run clean patches through. Does the agent also remove carbon residues? It may help remove some dirt, but its main purpose is to dissolve copper residues. Loose soot and carbon should be removed beforehand with a regular gun cleaning agent. Which brush should be used? The manufacturer recommends a nylon brush. This prevents copper or brass from metallic brushes from getting onto the cleaning patch and helps to assess the result correctly. Should the barrel be oiled after copper removal? Yes. After cleaning, wipe the barrel dry and, for longer-term protection, cover it with a very thin layer of suitable gun oil. Before shooting, remove excess oil from the barrel. When is BCT Copper Remover the right choice? Copper Remover is a justified choice when regular barrel cleaning does not remove residues from copper-jacketed bullets or when accuracy starts to change after heavy use. For everyday light maintenance, a universal CLP or regular gun barrel cleaner is faster. Copper remover does not need to be used after every shooting session unless the barrel's condition requires it. Our recommendation Start by removing regular soot and loose carbon. Only then apply Copper Remover to a cleaning patch, run it through the barrel, and let the agent work for 3–5 minutes. Treat the barrel with a caliber-appropriate nylon brush and repeat the process until the patches come out clean. Do not leave the chemical in the barrel for an indefinite period and always follow the usage and safety instructions on the packaging. After removing copper, dry the barrel thoroughly and run a lightly oiled patch through. If the firearm will be used immediately, remove excess oil with a dry patch before shooting. When maintaining, use gloves and work in a well-ventilated area, and avoid mixing different cleaning chemicals. Targeted solution for copper residues BCT Copper Remover helps restore a clean barrel without a strong ammonia smell. The 177 ml pump spray is suitable for hunters or shooters who want a separate and controlled-action product for removing copper fouling.
