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3 Ways to Clean a Bore Snake for Optimal Firearm Maintenance

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Introduction:

A bore snake is a valuable tool for maintaining the accuracy, performance, and lifespan of your gun. However, it is crucial to keep your bore snake clean as well, so it doesn’t spread grime and residue. In this article, we will discuss three ways to clean a bore snake to ensure your firearms remain in top-notch condition.

1. Hand Washing with Soap and Water

One of the simplest and universally accessible methods to clean a bore snake is hand washing with soap and water. Follow these steps for this straightforward cleaning method:

a. Fill a bowl or basin with warm water and add a few drops of dishwashing soap.

b. Submerge the bore snake into the soapy mixture, ensuring all parts are completely covered.

c. Scrub the bore snake gently with your hands or use an old toothbrush to remove any stubborn residue from the brush bristles.

d. Rinse the bore snake thoroughly in clean water to remove soap suds.

e. Hang or lay out the bore snake to air dry before storing or reusing.

2. Machine Washing

Another option for cleaning your bore snake is machine washing, which can effectively remove dirt and debris:

a. Put the bore snake into a laundry bag or pillowcase – this step protects both the equipment and washer from damage.

b. Use mild detergent without bleach or fabric softeners; they may cause harm to the materials in a bore snake.

c. Set the washing machine on a gentle or delicate cycle using cold water only.

d. Once the cycle finishes, remove the bore snake from its protective casing and allow it to air dry.

3. Ultrasonic Cleaning

For firearm enthusiasts who crave an advanced method, ultrasonic cleaning offers an excellent option for cleaning bore snakes:

a. Make sure you use an ultrasonic cleaner specifically designed for cleaning firearms, which can be found at most gun stores or online.

b. Fill the ultrasonic cleaner reservoir with an appropriate cleaning solution designed for firearms, as recommended by the manufacturer.

c. Submerge the bore snake entirely into the liquid, ensuring all parts are covered.

d. Set the ultrasonic cleaner timer and wait for the machine to finish the process – this usually takes a few minutes.

e. Carefully remove the bore snake from the ultrasonic cleaner, rinse well with clean water, and let it air dry.

Conclusion:

Proper maintenance of your firearms includes cleaning your bore snake after every use. These three methods – hand washing with soap and water, machine washing, and employing an ultrasonic cleaner – provide options for all gun owners’ preferences and needs. By ensuring your bore snake remains clean and free from residue, you’ll be contributing to the longevity, performance, and safety of your firearm investments.

 

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