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SKU: 083065000
This cleaning kit is designed for shooters who want a straightforward way to address fouling in a rifle bore. Kroil is used first to help loosen buildup, followed by J-B Compound to work on stubborn moly residue, powder, and copper jacket fouling, with a final Kroil pass leaving a rust preventive film. It is a practical choice for maintenance routines where careful bore cleaning matters, especially when accuracy is the priority. The kit combines two products in one package, offering a simple setup for regular barrel care without adding extra steps or guesswork.
J-b Compound
Kroil in one cleaning kit
Bore Cleaning
Fouling removal steps
Includes Kroil
For loosening barrel fouling before
J-b Compound
Targets stubborn moly, powder, and
Final Kroil
Pass leaves a rust preventive
| Country Of Origin | Brownells |
|---|---|
| J B Net Contents | 2 oz. (57 g) jar |
| Kroil Net Contents | 8 fl. oz. (237 ml) can |
The kit includes J-B Bore Compound in a 2 oz. (57 g) net contents jar and Kroil in an 8 fl. oz. (237 ml) can.
According to the product description, it is used for bore cleaning: Kroil is used first to help loosen barrel fouling, J-B Compound is then used to remove stubborn moly residue, powder, and copper jacket fouling, and Kroil is used again as a final pass.
No. The description presents it as a two-product cleaning process rather than a single-step cleaner: Kroil is used to loosen fouling, J-B Compound is used to remove buildup, and Kroil is used again afterward.
No. The provided data does not list firearm type, caliber, or any fitment details.
It says the combination has been written up in several accuracy publications and describes its intended cleaning use, but it does not provide specific measured performance results or comparative claims.