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Bb Gun Oil Alternative. Regular mobil 1 dino oil or any quality dino oil should suffice. Or get fancy and use synthetic. Most of us who tinker with airguns probably have some jars and bottles with stuff like pellgunoil, secret sauce, heavy tar, bumslide etc. Don’t cut corners because doing so could cause serious damage and even possibly serious injury. Yes, gun oil will also work. In both.177 and.22 caliber will be oiled with regular household oil. You can get multiple lifetimes supply at autozone for about $4. Silicone oil, such as crosman silicone oil, is an airgunner’s mainstay. 3 in 1 would work etc. Is there an alternative oil that does the same job. I'm finding it difficult to purchase pellgun oil as places seem to be sold out. The bottom line is that there is no substitute for the right oil and lubricant for your airgun. It seals the pistons in spring guns and. Guns that shoot less than 600 f.p.s.

You can get multiple lifetimes supply at autozone for about $4. Or get fancy and use synthetic. I'm finding it difficult to purchase pellgun oil as places seem to be sold out. Most of us who tinker with airguns probably have some jars and bottles with stuff like pellgunoil, secret sauce, heavy tar, bumslide etc. 3 in 1 would work etc. The bottom line is that there is no substitute for the right oil and lubricant for your airgun. Is there an alternative oil that does the same job. Yes, gun oil will also work. Guns that shoot less than 600 f.p.s. In both.177 and.22 caliber will be oiled with regular household oil.

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Bb Gun Oil Alternative Yes, gun oil will also work. I'm finding it difficult to purchase pellgun oil as places seem to be sold out. You can get multiple lifetimes supply at autozone for about $4. It seals the pistons in spring guns and. Regular mobil 1 dino oil or any quality dino oil should suffice. In both.177 and.22 caliber will be oiled with regular household oil. 3 in 1 would work etc. Don’t cut corners because doing so could cause serious damage and even possibly serious injury. Guns that shoot less than 600 f.p.s. Yes, gun oil will also work. Silicone oil, such as crosman silicone oil, is an airgunner’s mainstay. Is there an alternative oil that does the same job. The bottom line is that there is no substitute for the right oil and lubricant for your airgun. Most of us who tinker with airguns probably have some jars and bottles with stuff like pellgunoil, secret sauce, heavy tar, bumslide etc. Or get fancy and use synthetic.