Cleaning all firearms is important to their reliability and durability. Poor cleaning habits will ultimately reduce the functional life of any firearm and degrade its appearance -- or worse. So, how do you clean a rifle, shotgun or pistol? There are many ideas on this, so it can be useful to do a quick search of reputable sites, particularly the NRA for ideas information on cleaning. However . . . 

For cleaning information on all Browning firearms ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR BROWNING OWNERS MANUAL. Each model has a manual covering its function and maintenance, and each manual contains specific cleaning advice. GO TO THE BROWNING OWNERS MANUAL DOWNLOAD PAGE NOW. 

A few other links we found are listed here for your convenience. These are just a few suggestions and do not represent an endorsement by Browning of the techniques. Follow your owners manual instructions first and foremost:

• General cleaning -- https://www.nrafamily.org/articles/2017/3/26/barrel-bliss-how-to-properly-clean-a-gun/
• Pistol -- https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2011/5/6/how-to-clean-a-handgun/
• General -- https://www.americanhunter.org/articles/2017/2/2/the-right-way-to-clean-your-guns/
  
• The video below is provided by the NRA's American Rifleman website and is a good place to start for learning to clean a bolt action rifle. 
• The second video highlights the Browning Pig (jag) cleaning system and contains a few very helpful pointers.