A lot of shooting leads to a lot of carbon build-up in your weapon. The carbon caked on your BCG leads to weapon malfunctions, or less than optimal performance, which is why it’s important that you clean your weapon on a regular basis.
Firstly, the bolt tail fits perfectly into the bolt scraper. Apply lateral pressure to scrape along the edges and watch as the carbon peels off. Secondly, drop the firing pin into the firing pin hole and turn in either direction to scrape carbon buildup on the flange. Next, a 1/4″ hex head offers users more torque power with bits to make adjustments to their firearm. Lastly, the patch hole can fit cleaning patches, which fold over, and slide into the bolt carrier for scraping and carbon absorption.
- The CAT M4 tool is a stainless steel scraping tool for AR-15’s that removes carbon build-up from the bolt, bolt carrier, and firing pin flange. We designed it for rapid deployment in high stress situations to clean the most critical components of .223/5.56″ rifles.
- The 762 tool is a stainless steel scraping tool for carbine AR-10’s that removes carbon build-up from the bolt, bolt carrier, and firing pin flange. Designed for rapid deployment in high stress situations to clean the most critical components of .308/7.62×39 rifles. This small, lightweight tool can be easily added to any cleaning kit or carried into the field at shooting competitions.
