Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 is a foaming-gel bore cleaner that clings to the treated surface and penetrates accumulated firing residue.
Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 is a foaming-gel bore cleaner that clings to the treated surface and penetrates accumulated firing residue. It removes carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling while leaving a rust-inhibiting coating on the metal. The foaming formula is particularly useful for thorough maintenance and heavily fouled bores. Suitable for use Cleaning rifle bores Maintaining shotgun barrels Cleaning pistol and revolver bores Treating heavily fouled or neglected bores Removing powder and carbon fouling Dissolving copper deposits Removing lead fouling Cleaning plastic-wad residue Firearm maintenance after hunting or range use Bore cleaning that benefits from extended surface contact Why choose Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel? Foaming gel clings to internal bore surfaces Penetrates accumulated and stubborn fouling Removes several common types of firing residue Combines bore cleaning with rust-inhibiting protection Leaves a protective coating on the metal Suitable for rifles, shotguns and handguns Manufacturer-approved for use on steel Contains no highly toxic ingredients according to the manufacturer Large 340 ml aerosol for regular and thorough maintenance Technical specifications Product type: Foaming bore cleaner Formula type: Foaming cleaning gel Physical form: Yellowish aerosol gel Container: Aerosol Volume: 340 ml Manufacturer-stated capacity: 11.5 fl oz Intended fouling: Carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad residue Action: Clings to internal bore surfaces and penetrates accumulated fouling Protective effect: Leaves a rust-inhibiting coating Suitable firearm types: Rifles, shotguns and handguns Primary application: Internal bore surfaces Material compatibility: Suitable for steel; test other materials before use Hazard classification: Flammable aerosol Container hazard: Pressurised container may burst if heated Storage: Store in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place Maximum storage temperature: Below 50°C Use environment: Outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Recommended protection: Protective gloves and safety glasses Supplied with Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel, 340 ml Frequently asked questions What types of fouling does Bore Scrubber Foaming Gel remove? The cleaner is formulated to dissolve and remove carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling. Heavy or long-standing deposits may require repeated treatment and the use of a correctly sized bore brush. Why choose a foaming bore cleaner? The gel foam clings to internal bore surfaces instead of draining away as quickly as a liquid cleaner. This keeps the formula in contact with fouling for longer and makes it useful for neglected or heavily fouled bores. What does “2-in-1” mean? The product removes firing residue from the bore and leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating on the metal after cleaning. This combines cleaning and light protection in one maintenance step. How should Bore Scrubber Foaming Gel be used? First confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded and remove all ammunition from the work area. Apply the foam to the bore according to the container instructions, allow it to work for the stated period and remove the dissolved residue with cleaning patches and, when necessary, a suitable brush. Do not allow the product to dry inside the bore without supervision. Does the foam replace a bore brush? The foam and cleaning patches may be sufficient for moderate fouling. Heavy lead, copper or carbon deposits can still require a correctly sized brush and several cleaning cycles. Can it be used on every firearm surface? No. Although the product is suitable for steel, it may affect some finishes, plastics, laminates, composites or rubber grips. Protect surrounding surfaces and test compatibility on a small concealed area before broader use. Does the bore need to be oiled afterwards? The cleaner 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 does the foam differ from the other Bore Scrubber versions? The 150 ml bottle allows precise application to a patch or brush. The 296 ml aerosol is convenient for fast general application, while the 340 ml Foaming Gel remains on the bore surface for longer and is better suited to treating heavier deposits. What safety precautions should be followed? Use the cleaner outdoors or in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves and safety glasses. The aerosol is flammable and must be kept away from heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. Do not pierce or burn the pressurised container, even when empty. Recommended products Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Cleaner, 150 ml Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 aerosol, 296 ml Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber, 296 ml Birchwood Casey Barricade Rust Protection, 177 ml Calibre-specific bore brushes and cleaning rods Cleaning patches and patch holders Gun oil or a dedicated rust protectant A firearm-maintenance mat When is Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel the right choice? The Foaming Gel is well suited to users who want the cleaner to remain inside the bore while it penetrates firing residue. Its clinging formula is particularly useful for heavily fouled, neglected or thoroughly maintained bores. The 150 ml bottle is more suitable for controlled application to a patch or brush. The 296 ml aerosol is convenient for quick routine care. Gun Scrubber is the more appropriate product for cleaning actions and other 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. Cover the work area with an absorbent mat and prevent the foam from contacting optics, wood, plastic, laminate, composite parts or rubber grips. Do not overfill the bore. Allow the product to work according to the container instructions and remove it with clean patches. For heavy deposits, use a correctly sized brush and repeat the treatment in moderate cycles. Finish with dry patches and confirm that the bore and chamber are clean and unobstructed before firing. Clinging foam for thorough bore cleaning Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel 340 ml remains on internal bore surfaces and helps dissolve stubborn firing residue. It is a practical choice for the thorough maintenance of rifles, shotguns and handguns.
Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 is a foaming-gel bore cleaner that clings to the treated surface and penetrates accumulated firing residue. It removes carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling while leaving a rust-inhibiting coating on the metal. The foaming formula is particularly useful for thorough maintenance and heavily fouled bores. Suitable for use Cleaning rifle bores Maintaining shotgun barrels Cleaning pistol and revolver bores Treating heavily fouled or neglected bores Removing powder and carbon fouling Dissolving copper deposits Removing lead fouling Cleaning plastic-wad residue Firearm maintenance after hunting or range use Bore cleaning that benefits from extended surface contact Why choose Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel? Foaming gel clings to internal bore surfaces Penetrates accumulated and stubborn fouling Removes several common types of firing residue Combines bore cleaning with rust-inhibiting protection Leaves a protective coating on the metal Suitable for rifles, shotguns and handguns Manufacturer-approved for use on steel Contains no highly toxic ingredients according to the manufacturer Large 340 ml aerosol for regular and thorough maintenance Technical specifications Product type: Foaming bore cleaner Formula type: Foaming cleaning gel Physical form: Yellowish aerosol gel Container: Aerosol Volume: 340 ml Manufacturer-stated capacity: 11.5 fl oz Intended fouling: Carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad residue Action: Clings to internal bore surfaces and penetrates accumulated fouling Protective effect: Leaves a rust-inhibiting coating Suitable firearm types: Rifles, shotguns and handguns Primary application: Internal bore surfaces Material compatibility: Suitable for steel; test other materials before use Hazard classification: Flammable aerosol Container hazard: Pressurised container may burst if heated Storage: Store in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place Maximum storage temperature: Below 50°C Use environment: Outdoors or in a well-ventilated area Recommended protection: Protective gloves and safety glasses Supplied with Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel, 340 ml Frequently asked questions What types of fouling does Bore Scrubber Foaming Gel remove? The cleaner is formulated to dissolve and remove carbon, powder, copper, lead and plastic-wad fouling. Heavy or long-standing deposits may require repeated treatment and the use of a correctly sized bore brush. Why choose a foaming bore cleaner? The gel foam clings to internal bore surfaces instead of draining away as quickly as a liquid cleaner. This keeps the formula in contact with fouling for longer and makes it useful for neglected or heavily fouled bores. What does “2-in-1” mean? The product removes firing residue from the bore and leaves a rust-inhibiting protective coating on the metal after cleaning. This combines cleaning and light protection in one maintenance step. How should Bore Scrubber Foaming Gel be used? First confirm that the firearm is completely unloaded and remove all ammunition from the work area. Apply the foam to the bore according to the container instructions, allow it to work for the stated period and remove the dissolved residue with cleaning patches and, when necessary, a suitable brush. Do not allow the product to dry inside the bore without supervision. Does the foam replace a bore brush? The foam and cleaning patches may be sufficient for moderate fouling. Heavy lead, copper or carbon deposits can still require a correctly sized brush and several cleaning cycles. Can it be used on every firearm surface? No. Although the product is suitable for steel, it may affect some finishes, plastics, laminates, composites or rubber grips. Protect surrounding surfaces and test compatibility on a small concealed area before broader use. Does the bore need to be oiled afterwards? The cleaner 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 does the foam differ from the other Bore Scrubber versions? The 150 ml bottle allows precise application to a patch or brush. The 296 ml aerosol is convenient for fast general application, while the 340 ml Foaming Gel remains on the bore surface for longer and is better suited to treating heavier deposits. What safety precautions should be followed? Use the cleaner outdoors or in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves and safety glasses. The aerosol is flammable and must be kept away from heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. Do not pierce or burn the pressurised container, even when empty. Recommended products Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Cleaner, 150 ml Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 aerosol, 296 ml Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber, 296 ml Birchwood Casey Barricade Rust Protection, 177 ml Calibre-specific bore brushes and cleaning rods Cleaning patches and patch holders Gun oil or a dedicated rust protectant A firearm-maintenance mat When is Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel the right choice? The Foaming Gel is well suited to users who want the cleaner to remain inside the bore while it penetrates firing residue. Its clinging formula is particularly useful for heavily fouled, neglected or thoroughly maintained bores. The 150 ml bottle is more suitable for controlled application to a patch or brush. The 296 ml aerosol is convenient for quick routine care. Gun Scrubber is the more appropriate product for cleaning actions and other 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. Cover the work area with an absorbent mat and prevent the foam from contacting optics, wood, plastic, laminate, composite parts or rubber grips. Do not overfill the bore. Allow the product to work according to the container instructions and remove it with clean patches. For heavy deposits, use a correctly sized brush and repeat the treatment in moderate cycles. Finish with dry patches and confirm that the bore and chamber are clean and unobstructed before firing. Clinging foam for thorough bore cleaning Birchwood Casey Bore Scrubber 2-in-1 Foaming Gel 340 ml remains on internal bore surfaces and helps dissolve stubborn firing residue. It is a practical choice for the thorough maintenance of rifles, shotguns and handguns.
