Bore Tech C4 CARBON REMOVER Cleaner, 473 ml

Bore Tech C4 CARBON REMOVER is an innovative, patented chemical cleaner designed to remove carbon deposits. C4 CARBON REMOVER features an improved chemical formula and contains ingredients never before used in the firearms industry. Bore Tech C4 CARBON REMOVER meets the strict modern requirements of firearms specialists and, at the same time, is an environmentally friendly, ammonia-free product. C4 CARBON REMOVER is non-flammable, non-toxic, safe for the barrel, odorless, 100% biodegradable by microorganisms, and contains substances that prevent corrosion. C4 CARBON REMOVER uses a blend of chemical surfactants that easily loosen the bond between carbon deposits and the barrel’s surface. Labor-intensive and monotonous cleaning is a thing of the past. Now, all you need to do is apply a small amount of the product to the inside of the barrel bore and wipe it dry with a patch after a few minutes. C4 CARBON REMOVER is ideal for cleaning the barrel bore, breech face, flash suppressor, muzzle brake, silencers, chamber, revolver cylinders, gas pistons, and other areas prone to heavy carbon buildup. In addition, C4 CARBON REMOVER effectively neutralizes salts formed by military-grade cartridges and cartridges loaded with black powder. Directions: Unload the firearm. 1. Pass 3–4 patches moistened with C4 CARBON REMOVER through the barrel one at a time. Clean in one direction only, typically from the breech to the muzzle. 2. Make 10 to 15 passes with a snug-fitting nylon brush soaked in C4 CARBON REMOVER. 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 C4 CARBON REMOVER in the barrel for 5–10 minutes. 4. Run dry patches through the barrel until they come out clean. 5. Before short-term (up to two weeks) storage of the firearm, run a patch moistened with C4 CARBON REMOVER through the barrel. 6. Before long-term storage, use Bore Tech Friction Guard XP Gun Oil. 7. Before using the firearm, thread a dry patch onto the ramrod and pass it through the barrel. This will clear the barrel of any accidental dirt, dust, etc.