Bore Tech Bolt Action Wiper

Bore Tech’s patent pending Action Cleaning Tool Wipers are the industry’s most innovative and effective method for meticulous cleaning a bolt action rifle’s locking lug recess and action.

The action and locking lug recess on a bolt action rifle has a tendency to collect brass shavings, powder residue, debris, bolt lug grease, and solvents.  This accumulation of debris can cause operational malfunctions and increase wear on your bolt, bolt lugs, and action. In the past, these areas have been difficult to properly clean/dry and are often neglected. Not anymore!

Our exclusive, patent pending molded rubber wiper eliminates clumsy dental rolls and ineffective felts that fall off, barely clean, and pack full of fouling rending them useless. With the new Bolt Action Wiper simply spike a patch over the rubber wiper and observe how it perfectly conforms to the action walls providing a thorough and complete cleaning in a fraction of the time.

The Bolt Action 2-Lug Wiper fits most popular 2-Lug Centerfire Bolt Action Rifles with 0.695”-0.700” bolt body diameter.

The Bolt Action 2-Lug Wiper fits most popular 2-Lug Centerfire Bolt Action Rifles with 0.695”-0.700” bolt body diameter. Most Remington, Winchester, Ruger, Browning, Savage and Custom Actions have a 0.695”-0.700” bolt body diameter.

Material: Molded, Solvent Resistant Rubber

Core: Proof Positive Alloy

Threads: Male 8/32

Bore Tech Action Cleaning Tool Wiper Use Instructions:

1) Screw Wiper onto the end of a non-rotating rod.

2) Center Spike a patch over the tip of the wiper.

2½” Round Patches are recommended for the Bolt Action 2-Lug Wiper

3) Next, dampen the patch with Bore Tech C4 Carbon Remover and align the wiper with the action.  Insert the aligned wiper into the action and push the rod forward until the lug recess is reached.

4) Rotate the wiper in the bolt lug recess while lightly pushing against the barrel face and pulling backwards against the action face.  Repeat with a damp patch if necessary until clean.

TIP:  Insert the wiper 1-2” into the action and mark the rod & handle at 12 o’clock with a marker. Once finished cleaning and before pulling the wiper out of the lug recess area, rotate the handle so that the mark is showing at 12 o’clock. This perfectly aligns the wiper with the action for trouble-free removal.

5) Finally, using a clean patch repeat Step 4 until patch come out clean/dry.