Bore Tech’s
versatile Polymer Cleaning Pick isyour go-to cleaning tool for all
those hard to reach areas on your firearm. These picks are perfect for cleaning
every last bit of dirt, debris and fouling without the risk of damaging surface
finishes. The multipurpose tool features a flat tapered end and an angled end which
flawlessly clean even the smallest and tightest areas.
The Bore Tech
Polymer Cleaning Pick is ideal for cleaning:
Actions
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AR Upper & Lower Receivers
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Trigger Groups
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AR Bolt Carrier Group
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Magazines
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Flash Hiders / Compensators
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Pistol Slides
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Small Recesses & Channels
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Molded from
reinforced polyamides, these tools can withstand years of heavy use and harsh
chemicals without the worries of scratching or marring finished surfaces. The
textured ergonomic design inspired by the iconic AR-15 handguard, provides
precision control even in the messiest of situations.
With an
infinite number of uses, the Bore Tech PolymerCleaning Pick is a must have in
every shooter’s toolbox.
It’s time to get
Picky about Cleaning…….
Bore Tech -
Redefining Gun Care
Proudly made in the USA
Polymer Cleaning Pick
Pick Length: 7”
Grip: 3/8” Dia.
Material: Reinforced Engineering Grade Polymer
Bore Tech Polymer Cleaning Pick Use Instructions
1. With either wet or dry patches, use the Cleaning Pick to
manipulate and maneuver patches around the area to be cleaned.
2. Continue cleaning area as necessary until complete.
3. When finished, clean pick before storage.
Q: Will the Polymer Cleaning Pick scratch my firearm?
A: The reinforced polyamides used to mold the pick are
designed to not scratch finished surfaces when used with normal force/pressure
to scrape at debris. We recommend using a patch treated with the proper Bore
Tech Cleaner to more easily remove stubborn fouling.
Q: What do I clean my Polymer Cleaning Pick with after use?
A: When using Bore Tech Cleaners, simply use warm
water. We recommend rubbing the pick between your palms while warm tap
water flows over it.
Q: Will ammonia based cleaners harm my Polymer Cleaning
Pick?
A: The reinforced engineering polyamides used to mold the
pick are designed to withstand harsh ammoniated chemicals. It is advised to
clean the pick after use before storage.