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CVA
Keeping a muzzleloader running clean is non-negotiable for reliability and accuracy downrange, and the CVA Barrel Blaster Black Powder Bore Cleaning Solvent is purpose-built for the job. Black powder fouling is stubborn and corrosive — it won't yield to standard rifle solvents. This 12 oz trigger spray bottle delivers the right chemistry to cut fouling fast, whether you're swabbing the bore between shots at the range or deep-cleaning after a hunt. The convenient spray trigger means you control the flow, so you can wet cleaning patches without waste or mess.
Black powder shooting demands a different approach to maintenance than centerfire rifles. Fouling builds up quickly and attracts moisture, which can lead to rust if you leave it sitting overnight. A dedicated black powder solvent dissolves that fouling efficiently, protecting your bore and keeping your muzzleloader in fighting trim. The trigger spray format works equally well for patching the barrel or brushing away buildup on internal parts and the breech area.
Whether you shoot traditional caps and powder or modern inline ignition, regular solvent cleaning extends the life of your barrel and keeps your shots consistent. Keep a bottle on the cleaning bench or in your range bag so you're never caught without the right tool.
| Product | CVA Barrel Blaster Black Powder Bore Cleaning Solvent |
| Size | 12 oz |
| Dispenser Type | Trigger Spray |
| Category | Muzzleloader Cleaning & Accessories |
Yes. CVA Barrel Blaster is designed for black powder fouling and works with traditional percussion cap muzzleloaders, flintlocks, and modern inline designs.
The solvent is effective on breeches, breech plugs, and other internal parts exposed to black powder fouling. It's formulated for the unique corrosive nature of black powder residue.
Spray onto cleaning patches to wet them for bore swabbing, or apply directly to fouling and breech areas before brushing. The trigger design gives you precise control over how much solvent you use.
You'll want to use standard bore cleaning patches or muzzleloader-specific patches. Wet them with the solvent and swab the barrel regularly during shooting or as part of your post-hunt cleaning routine.
CVA
Keeping a muzzleloader running clean is non-negotiable for reliability and accuracy downrange, and the CVA Barrel Blaster Black Powder Bore Cleaning Solvent is purpose-built for the job. Black powder fouling is stubborn and corrosive — it won't yield to standard rifle solvents. This 12 oz trigger spray bottle delivers the right chemistry to cut fouling fast, whether you're swabbing the bore between shots at the range or deep-cleaning after a hunt. The convenient spray trigger means you control the flow, so you can wet cleaning patches without waste or mess.
Black powder shooting demands a different approach to maintenance than centerfire rifles. Fouling builds up quickly and attracts moisture, which can lead to rust if you leave it sitting overnight. A dedicated black powder solvent dissolves that fouling efficiently, protecting your bore and keeping your muzzleloader in fighting trim. The trigger spray format works equally well for patching the barrel or brushing away buildup on internal parts and the breech area.
Whether you shoot traditional caps and powder or modern inline ignition, regular solvent cleaning extends the life of your barrel and keeps your shots consistent. Keep a bottle on the cleaning bench or in your range bag so you're never caught without the right tool.
| Product | CVA Barrel Blaster Black Powder Bore Cleaning Solvent |
| Size | 12 oz |
| Dispenser Type | Trigger Spray |
| Category | Muzzleloader Cleaning & Accessories |
Yes. CVA Barrel Blaster is designed for black powder fouling and works with traditional percussion cap muzzleloaders, flintlocks, and modern inline designs.
The solvent is effective on breeches, breech plugs, and other internal parts exposed to black powder fouling. It's formulated for the unique corrosive nature of black powder residue.
Spray onto cleaning patches to wet them for bore swabbing, or apply directly to fouling and breech areas before brushing. The trigger design gives you precise control over how much solvent you use.
You'll want to use standard bore cleaning patches or muzzleloader-specific patches. Wet them with the solvent and swab the barrel regularly during shooting or as part of your post-hunt cleaning routine.
