Department
- Firearm Accessories
- Cleaning & Maintenance
- Gun Cleaning Kits
- Pistol Cleaning Kits
- Rifle Cleaning Kits
- Universal Cleaning Kits
Every firearm requires its own unique cleaning regimen. However, cleaning kits typically have the same components:
While some gun cleaning kits have more or less materials than this list, these are the basics you can expect. Choose the handgun or rifle cleaning kit that's made for your firearm from Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore.
Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore doesn't just offer gun cleaning kits. We've been selling high-quality guns to fellow gun owners since 2007. Whether you're a duck hunter choosing their next pump-action shotgun or a long-range competitive shooter looking for a bolt-action precision rifle, we have it in our gun store.
In addition to offering guns at competitive prices, our priority is to ensure your experience with us is as easy as possible. We don't list guns that we don't currently have in stock, avoiding the surprise backorders that can come with online gun orders. We ship nationwide and offer free shipping to customers in the Lower 48. And our dedicated in-house customer service team is available to answer any questions about us or our guns. Shop with confidence at Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore.
That depends. With normal use, like hunting or practicing at the range, do a quick wipe-down after every shooting session and do a deep clean with your gun cleaning kit once a month. If you are using corrosive ammo or frequently taking your gun into humid or dirty conditions, a deep cleaning every one or two weeks may be necessary.
Over time, powder residue from discharged bullets will build up inside the barrel. As barrels are rifled with a precise diameter, the buildup affects how the bullet shoots down the barrel. This may cause damage to the barrel or even cause a malfunction. It will also lead to cartridges not feeding into the chamber properly, causing jams and misfirings.
If you don't want to get a rifle or pistol cleaning kit, you can assemble your own collection of tools and materials. However, if you want to easily get everything you need for your specific gun, it's easier to go with a kit.