Magnetic Gun Cleaning Mat (15.9" x 9.8")

Organized firearm maintenance that keeps small parts where they belong. The Forsaken Industries Magnetic Gun Cleaning Mat anchors pins, screws, springs and detents in a built-in magnetic zone so nothing rolls off the bench mid-cleaning session.

Measuring 15.9" x 9.8", this oil- and solvent-resistant mat is the right size for pistols, bolt carriers and upper receiver work without taking over your workspace. The non-slip backing keeps it locked in place while the padded surface protects your firearm and your bench from scratches and chemical damage.

Why Shooters Choose This Cleaning Mat

• Magnetic parts zone: secures small steel components during disassembly
• Compact 15.9" x 9.8" layout: ideal for pistols, AR components and field use
• Chemical-resistant surface: handles CLP, oils, solvents and grime without breaking down
• Non-slip backing: stays put while you scrub and reassemble
• Portable and durable: rolls up for storage or travel, with a hanging loop for the wall
• Veteran-owned: designed by a combat veteran for real-world maintenance

What Fits on the Mat

• Full-size and compact pistols, field stripped (slide, barrel, spring and frame)
• AR-15 bolt carrier group, charging handle and upper receiver
• Shotgun bolts, trigger groups and choke tubes
• Small parts like pins, springs, detents and screws in the magnetic zone

Cleaning a full-length rifle? Lay the rifle on your bench and use the mat as your parts station beside it, so the bolt, pins and small parts stay organized and contained.

Magnetic Mat vs Regular Rubber Gun Mat

• Parts control: a regular mat only gives you a surface. A magnetic mat holds steel pins and springs in place so they do not roll away or get lost.
• Size: many rubber mats are rifle-length and take over the bench. This mat is sized for the work most people do most often: pistols and bolt carriers.
• Protection: both protect your table, but this mat is built to resist CLP and solvents, so it wipes clean after every session.

Want the full breakdown? Read our guide to the best gun cleaning mat.

How to Use It

1. Unload your firearm and confirm it is clear.
2. Lay the mat flat on your bench or table.
3. Field strip and place small steel parts in the magnetic zone.
4. Clean with CLP or carbon cleaner. The mat catches drips and residue.
5. Reassemble, then wipe the mat clean with a rag and roll it up.

New to cleaning with CLP? See What Is CLP and How to Use It.

FAQ

Will the magnets hold every part?
Magnets hold steel parts such as pins, springs, screws and detents. Aluminum, brass and polymer parts are not magnetic, so set those on the main surface.

Can I use solvents and CLP on it?
Yes. The surface is oil- and solvent-resistant and wipes clean after use.

Is it big enough for a rifle?
It is sized for pistols, bolt carriers and upper receiver work. For a full rifle, use it as a parts station next to the gun.

How do I clean the mat?
Wipe it down with a clean rag after each session. For heavy residue, wipe with a little CLP or carbon cleaner, then dry it.

How do I store it?
Roll it up for your range bag or hang it on the wall using the built-in loop.

Complete your setup: the mat is included in the Advanced Gun Maintenance Bundle and the Complete Firearm Cleaning System.