NRA Gun Gear of the Week: Otis MSR/AR Cleaning System

Published on January 12, 2018
Duration: 2:24

This guide details the proper use of the Otis MSR/AR Cleaning System for AR-style rifles. It covers essential steps for cleaning the barrel, chamber, and bolt carrier group, emphasizing the importance of specialized tools like the B.O.N.E. Tool. The procedure ensures effective removal of carbon fouling and proper lubrication for optimal firearm function.

Quick Summary

The Otis MSR/AR Cleaning System provides a comprehensive solution for AR-style rifle maintenance. It includes specialized tools like the B.O.N.E. Tool for the bolt carrier group and dedicated brushes for the barrel and chamber, ensuring effective cleaning and lubrication.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to AR Maintenance
  2. 00:14Importance of AR Maintenance
  3. 00:22Otis Technology Overview
  4. 00:34Otis MSR/AR Cleaning System Introduction
  5. 00:44Kit Contents Highlight
  6. 00:56Demonstrating Cleaning Capabilities
  7. 01:01Barrel Cleaning Procedure
  8. 01:25Chamber Cleaning Procedure
  9. 01:40Bolt Carrier Group Cleaning
  10. 01:50Lubrication with CLP
  11. 01:59Conclusion and Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components of the Otis MSR/AR Cleaning System?

The Otis MSR/AR Cleaning System includes flexible cleaning cables, patches, various brushes, picks, scrapers, CLP lubricant, and the specialized B.O.N.E. Tool for the bolt carrier group. It also features a dedicated chamber brush and scraper.

How do you properly clean the barrel of an AR-style rifle with the Otis kit?

To clean the barrel, start with a solvent-dampened patch on the flexible cable, pulling it from breech to muzzle. Then, attach a brush to the cable and pull it through to remove fouling, followed by a dry patch.

What is the B.O.N.E. Tool used for in AR maintenance?

The B.O.N.E. Tool is specifically designed for cleaning the bolt carrier group of AR-style rifles. It effectively removes carbon and debris from this critical component.

Why is proper AR maintenance important?

Proper maintenance is essential for AR-style rifles due to their many moving parts and numerous areas where carbon and fouling can accumulate, potentially affecting reliability and performance.

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