AirFIRE Bore Cleaner

Secure and unload the firearm.

1. Wet 3 patches with airfire and push through the barrel.
2. Run patches slowly in one direction to give solvent time to react with the bore surface.
3. Run 10 passes through  using a nylon brush soaked in airfire.
4. Wet another 4 patches with AIRFIRE, run through, then leave the product in the bore for 5 minutes.
5. Extend the time for extreme fouling.
6. Continuously run patches  containing airfire through until the patches gather no residue at the barrel tip.
7. Finish with 2 dry patches.Before storing a firearm, run through a patch dampened with HP88 LUBE as this will prevent  rust and dust from settling on your firearm.
8. RIFLEARMOR is suggested for long-term storage. DO NOT USE RIFLEARMOR inside the barrel of your air rifle.
9. Always run a clean, dry patch through the firearm before use to avoid any obstructions. 
10. Do not  fire a projectile or round with the product inside the barrel. Make sure that the rifle is dry from the solvent before use. Dry fire the rifle or handgun after thoroughly drying the barrel. 

UNIQUE FEATURE:

Specifically formulates for Lead and Oil removal inside air rifle barrels and mechanisms.

Do not  fire a projectile or round with the product inside the barrel. Make sure that the rifle is dry from the solvent before use. Dry fire the rifle or handgun after thoroughly drying the barrel. 

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

Acetone Free

Ammonia Free

Biodegradable

Q:  Will I experience "Dieseling" with this cleaner.

A: Yes, all cleaners will cause the solvents to ignite under extreme pressure. High pressure air rifles can experience partial oxygen pressures of up to 40Bar. Anything carbon related or flammable will ignite under these conditions. It is of utmost importance to read the instructions and eliminate the possibility of any cleaners to be inside the barrel when trying to fire a round. Avoid using oils that are not suited for high pressure conditions.