The Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Aerosol Combo gives you two 10 oz cans of fast-evaporating firearm cleaner—a practical, two-pack setup for serious shooters who clean regularly or maintain multiple guns. Gun Scrubber is a pressurized solvent designed to cut through fouling and residue on internal metal parts quickly, making it a go-to choice for post-range sessions and field maintenance. Because it evaporates fast, you spend less time waiting around and more time shooting or storing your firearms clean.

Gun Scrubber is effective on steel and other metal surfaces inside your action, but here's the real talk: it's not universal. The solvent can damage finished surfaces, plastics, laminates, composites, and rubber grips found on modern firearms. Before you spray it everywhere, test it on a hidden spot first—especially on anything with a protective coating or synthetic stock. Used correctly on bare metal internals, it's a reliable cleaning agent; used carelessly, it can strip finishes or harm furniture you care about.

The two-pack format means you'll have a backup can on hand, whether you're setting up a cleaning station at home or keeping one in your range bag. For hunters, competition shooters, and anyone who runs their guns hard, having extra solvent on the shelf beats making an emergency supply run before your next outing.

The Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Aerosol Combo gives you two 10 oz cans of fast-evaporating firearm cleaner—a practical, two-pack setup for serious shooters who clean regularly or maintain multiple guns. Gun Scrubber is a pressurized solvent designed to cut through fouling and residue on internal metal parts quickly, making it a go-to choice for post-range sessions and field maintenance. Because it evaporates fast, you spend less time waiting around and more time shooting or storing your firearms clean.

Gun Scrubber is effective on steel and other metal surfaces inside your action, but here's the real talk: it's not universal. The solvent can damage finished surfaces, plastics, laminates, composites, and rubber grips found on modern firearms. Before you spray it everywhere, test it on a hidden spot first—especially on anything with a protective coating or synthetic stock. Used correctly on bare metal internals, it's a reliable cleaning agent; used carelessly, it can strip finishes or harm furniture you care about.

The two-pack format means you'll have a backup can on hand, whether you're setting up a cleaning station at home or keeping one in your range bag. For hunters, competition shooters, and anyone who runs their guns hard, having extra solvent on the shelf beats making an emergency supply run before your next outing.