Abstract: An adjustable gun cleaning device which protects the firing pin of the gun from damage during cleaning. The invention has a double-ended cleaning rod with a cylindrical wire brush on one end and an eye loop for holding a cloth swab on the other end. In between the two ends of the rod is mounted a cylindrical handle which slides over the cleaning rod. A thumb screw on the handle can be used to lock the handle in different positions along the cleaning rod. The movable handle serves as an adjustable shoulder stop to limit the forward motion of the cleaning rod during gun cleaning. Because it is adjustable, the handle can be repositioned for use as a safety stop with different length gun barrels. The end of the handle nearest the wire brush is hollowed out to form a cylindrical cavity so that it can also serve as a protective storage cover for the wire brush when not in use.