Gun cleaner
OwnerJohn A. Byerinventor
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A gun cleaner consisting of a plastic bag having a pouch adapted to receive the gun to be cleaned with its barrel pointed downward, and having an elongated barrel-receiving portion of reduced cross-sectional size, the bag being adjustable so that the barrel-receiving portion may be of a length suitable to receive the barrel of the gun. The barrel-receiving portion is foldable to a position in which the length of the barrel-receiving portion accommodates the gun barrel yet is not so large that it uses an excessive amount of cleaning solution or solvent. The barrel-receiving portion may be unfolded into a position to form a solvent or liquid cleaner-receiving chamber below the barrel so that this liquid may flow or drain downwardly into said solvent-receiving chamber. Also the lower end of the barrel-receiving portion may after the liquid has drained into the receiving chamber and the sediment of dirt settled therefrom, be folded to contain the sediment in a small area so that the cleaning solvent may be decanted and retained for reuse. The dirt contained in the lower part of the barrel-receiving portion may be washed out, using a suitable detergent.
A gun cleaning system, the combination including:
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