G96 Nitro Solvent Firearm Cleaning 6 oz. Aerosol
$7.16
Heavy-duty solvent in an aerosol can for removing corrosive acid residue, leading, and metal fouling from shotguns used in skeet and trap shooting.
12 in stock
Nitro Solvent is specially designed for the serious skeet and trap shooter. It neutralizes the corrosive acid residue built up from the plastic shot shells.
- Heavy duty solvents quickly remove leading powder residue and metal fouling for a sparkling clean bore.
- Spray can ends loss of effectiveness due to evaporation of solvents and ends contamination due to dirty particles.
- Maybe harmful around painted metal plastic synthetic stocks or varnished stocks.
- It is recommended that the firearm be re-treated with G96 Gun Treatment G96 Gun Oil or G96 Synthetic CLP Gun Oil after use.
DIRECTIONS: Spray onto patch. Push slowly through bore from breech end and out through muzzle. Swap with another saturated patch working both ways. Then push through a dry patch – rub well. Change patches until patch comes out perfectly clean. It is recommended that the firearm be re-treated with G96 Gun Treatment G96 Gun Oil or G96 Synthetic CLP Gun Oil after use. Always wipe out bore before firing.
| Weight | 0.550 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.750 × 2.000 × 2.000 in |
| Manufacturer | G96 Products Company Inc. |
| Finish | aerosol |
| Weight | 6 oz. |
| Material | solvent |
| Dimensions | 6 oz. |
PROCESSING & SHIPPING
Orders typically ship within 1–3 business days (Monday–Friday) after payment and all required documentation are received. Time to arrival after shipment depends on the carrier. Shipping method is at BT Gun Company’s discretion; ammunition and oversized accessories are charged at actual shipping cost. We do not ship to Hawaii or Alaska.
FIREARM TRANSFERS
- Firearms must ship to a licensed FFL dealer of your choosing — confirm with them first that they can accept the transfer.
- Your receiving FFL will need to email their license to [email protected] before we can ship.
- Inspect your firearm at your FFL’s location before signing ATF Form 4473 — once signed, the firearm is considered accepted.
You’re responsible for knowing the firearms laws in your state before ordering. For complete shipping, returns, and restocking-fee policy details, see our Shipping & Returns page.
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