Owner's Manual

Browning offers a complete line of products to make cleaning the

bore of your firearm fast and easy. Be sure to follow all instructions

when using any product to clean your firearm.

4 To maintain the utmost accuracy of your rifle it is recommended

you clean the bore with a copper solvent. Modern bullet jackets

are made mainly of copper and zinc. Residues from copper and

zinc stick to the barrel and require more frequent cleaning.

Swab the bore of your rifle with a good copper solvent using the

manufacturer’s recommended procedure.

5 After fouling has been removed, the bore should be wiped dry.

Then, pass a slightly oiled patch through the bore for preservation.

A fine, light gun oil like Browning oil is recommended. Make sure

there are no obstructions, cleaning patches, or other obstacles left

in the bore.

6 Wipe all exposed metal surfaces with an oiled cloth, making sure

to wipe the gun clean of all finger marks. Finger marks should be

removed because they provide a place where moisture can

accumulate. Ordinary good judgement will, of course, indicate that

the metal of the gun should receive a light film of oil any time the

gun has been exposed to adverse weather or handling.

7 The wood surfaces of your rifle can also be wiped lightly with

Browning oil, or you can apply a quality wood or furniture polish

to the stock and forearm. Using one of these methods (not both)

will enhance the beauty and durability of your rifle.

DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE LUBRICANT. USING TOO MUCH LUBRICANT CAN

INTERFERE WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF YOUR RIFLE.