Browning BPS Maintenance Series: Cleaning

Published on April 13, 2015
Duration: 3:02

This guide details the proper cleaning procedure for the Browning BPS shotgun, as demonstrated by Brownells Gunsmith. It covers step-by-step instructions for cleaning the barrel, barrel extension, trigger assembly, receiver, bolt, and furniture, emphasizing the use of specific cleaning agents and tools. The instruction highlights manufacturer recommendations regarding trigger group disassembly and stresses a methodical approach to ensure thorough maintenance.

Quick Summary

Properly clean your Browning BPS shotgun by securing the barrel in a vise, applying solvent to the bore, and using a bore brush. For the trigger assembly, use TCE degreaser and a nylon brush without complete disassembly. Clean the receiver, bolt, and furniture methodically.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to BPS Cleaning
  2. 00:06Barrel Cleaning Process
  3. 00:56Barrel Extension & Lug Recess Cleaning
  4. 01:14Trigger Assembly Cleaning
  5. 01:46Receiver and Action Parts Cleaning
  6. 02:22Furniture and Final Inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you clean the barrel of a Browning BPS?

To clean the Browning BPS barrel, secure it in a vise, apply a solvent-soaked patch to the bore, let it sit, then use a bore brush for 10-15 passes, followed by more solvent patches and a dry patch.

What is recommended for cleaning the trigger assembly of a Browning BPS?

For the Browning BPS trigger assembly, spray with TCE degreaser or gun scrubber, scrub with a nylon brush, and flush again before drying. Complete disassembly is not recommended for routine cleaning.

What tools are needed for Browning BPS maintenance?

Essential tools for Browning BPS maintenance include a vise, solvent, patches, bore brush, nylon brush, cotton swabs, degreaser spray, and oily rags.

Should I completely disassemble the trigger group on my Browning BPS for cleaning?

No, Browning does not recommend complete disassembly of the trigger group for routine cleaning of the BPS. Focus on cleaning the accessible parts with degreaser and brushes.

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