Bring forth the marksman in you !
CuBUSTER is chemically formulated to act on heavy layers of copper and to treat heavy copper fouling in rifles and sidearms. This product is especially for guns that are not regularly cleaned and require intensive cleaning care. A blue indicator on your cleaning patch will confirm an effective copper removal from the barrel. You will go bananas for CuBUSTER's extremely effective copper removal together with its light tropical scent. CuBUSTER is the ultimate copper stalker to restore your heavily fouled firearm to its former glory.
FEATURES
- Designed to aid in the removal of heavy copper.
- Compatible with AR bolt and carriers, revolver cylinders, pistols, and aged or neglected firearms.
- Acetone Free, Ammonia Free, Biodegradable.
- Also available in 150mL bottles.
SPECS
UNIQUE FEATURE: CuBUSTER removes more copper per patch than any other cleaner without any ammonia or harsh smelling chemicals.
Blue copper indicator built in.
Will react emmidiatle with copper, brass and nickle.
DIRECTIONS
Secure and unload the firearm.
Wet 3 patches with CuBUSTER and push through the barrel.
Run patches slowly through the barrel to give solvent time to react with the bore surface.
Run 15 passes through using a nylon brush soaked in CuBUSTER. Do not use a brass brush.
Wet another 3 patches with CuBUSTER, run through, then leave the product in the barrel for 3 minutes. Do not leave the product in the firearm overnight.
Continuously run dry patches through until the patches gather no residue at the barrel tip.
Before storing your firearm dampen a patch with GT150 GUN OIL, run it through the bore as this will prevent rust and dust from settling on your firearm. For long term storage use RIFLEARMOR.
Always run a clean, dry patch through the firearm before use to prevent any obstructions.
WARNINGS
Please use for intended purpose.
Not for human or animal consumption.
Always test the product on barrels and coatings before application.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.