Bore Tech Cu+2 COPPER REMOVER Cleaning Solution, 473 ml

Bore Tech Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER is a brand-new, patented product that removes copper buildup from the barrel faster than any other product; it is safe, odorless, biodegradable, and free of ammonia and petroleum products. Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER uses a two-step process to completely remove copper deposits from the barrel bore. First, it alters the electronic state of the copper. Metallic copper with a neutral charge (Cu0) is oxidized or broken down into the Cu 2 state. Then, special binding agents act like magnets to selectively attract and trap the copper, subsequently removing it from the barrel bore. Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER also contains a rust inhibitor that protects the barrel after cleaning. Simply soak the final patch in Cu 2, and the rifle barrel will be protected from corrosion. Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER is equally safe for cleaning barrels made of stainless steel, carbon steel, and chrome-plated barrels. Without a doubt, Cu 2 is the perfect solution for removing copper buildup, while being completely non-toxic and odorless. Features of Bore Tech Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER: – Snap-on valve – Non-flammable – Ammonia-free – Odorless – Fully biodegradable – Contains corrosion-inhibiting additives Usage: Unload the firearm. 1. Using a ramrod, pass 3–4 patches moistened with Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER through the barrel in one direction, one at a time. Clean only in one direction, typically from the breech to the muzzle. 2. Screw a nylon brush onto the ramrod, moisten it with Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER, and make 10 to 15 passes. As the brush exits the barrel, unscrew it, remove the ramrod, then screw the brush back on and perform the next pass. 3. Repeat step 1 and leave the Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER in the barrel for 3–5 minutes. 4. Run dry patches through the barrel until they come out clean. 5. Before short-term storage (up to two weeks) of the firearm, run a patch moistened with Cu 2 COPPER REMOVER through the barrel. 6. For long-term storage, use Bore Tech Friction Guard XP Gun Oil. 7. Before using the firearm, thread a dry patch onto the ramrod and run it through the barrel. This will clear the barrel of any accidental dirt, dust, etc.