The use of a bore mop is very important. This article will tell you how to use a bore mop.

To properly clean a firearm, gun cleaning fluid is applied to the cavity or exterior surface of the gun. The cleaning process begins by using a gun cleaning bore mop to squirt cleaning fluid into the bore of the gun. It is recommended to use professional solvents to avoid oxidation.

To clean your gun, pour the gun cleaning fluid into the hole and insert the bore mop carefully. The chamber is located behind the hole and should match its length. The mop's thread and wool are designed to fit snugly into the hole, so they should be of the same diameter. When you insert the bore mop into the hole, rotate it to ensure that it goes all the way into the chamber.

What happens when you clean with a gun bore mop?

The airbrush cleaning scraper is designed to fit snugly into the opening, so there will be squeaking and resistance when inserting the scraper. Expect the same thing to happen when removing the mop from the hole. When the mop becomes dirty, it is recommended to throw it away. Be sure to insert the mop into the mop. Once the rag is removed and there are no visible stains, the first step in cleaning is to stop working.

The second and final cleaning step is to use a mop gun. After completing the solvent flush, it is important to lubricate the hole with gunfire oil. To do this, you should squirt the oil into the hole just like you did with the solvent. After that, pass the rag through the hole again, as you did in the first cleaning step. This ensures that the lining of the hole is coated with clean oil, making it safe for storage and future use.

Like other mops, gun cleaning bore mops are designed to absorb moisture and dirt from surfaces. However, when choosing a squeegee for cleaning your firearm, choose one with a diameter that matches the caliber of your firearm.