Air Rifle Oil Substitute at Alexandra Donohoe blog

Air Rifle Oil Substitute. It seals the pistons in spring guns. 3 in 1 would work. More than likely any synthetic oil right from the auto store will work just as well as anything from any air gun shop. Guns that shoot less than 600 f.p.s. Regular mobil 1 dino oil or any quality dino oil should suffice. The type of oil you use depends on the velocity of the gun. Is there an alternative oil that does the same job. In both.177 and.22 caliber will be oiled with regular household oil. But that's a grease, not oil, and i've no idea if it. One thought i've had is to touch the co2 cartridge with a bit of silicone grease. For guns that shoot faster than 600 f.p.s., i use silicone chamber oil, like the product. Or get fancy and use synthetic. I'm finding it difficult to purchase pellgun oil as places seem to be sold out. Silicone oil, such as crosman silicone oil, is an airgunner’s mainstay. Most of us who tinker with airguns probably have some jars and bottles with stuff like pellgunoil, secret sauce, heavy tar, bumslide.

Silicone oil, such as crosman silicone oil, is an airgunner’s mainstay. Guns that shoot less than 600 f.p.s. More than likely any synthetic oil right from the auto store will work just as well as anything from any air gun shop. Or get fancy and use synthetic. One thought i've had is to touch the co2 cartridge with a bit of silicone grease. I'm finding it difficult to purchase pellgun oil as places seem to be sold out. It seals the pistons in spring guns. Is there an alternative oil that does the same job. In both.177 and.22 caliber will be oiled with regular household oil. 3 in 1 would work.

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Air Rifle Oil Substitute 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. Is there an alternative oil that does the same job. But that's a grease, not oil, and i've no idea if it. Regular mobil 1 dino oil or any quality dino oil should suffice. The type of oil you use depends on the velocity of the gun. For guns that shoot faster than 600 f.p.s., i use silicone chamber oil, like the product. 3 in 1 would work. Silicone oil, such as crosman silicone oil, is an airgunner’s mainstay. I'm finding it difficult to purchase pellgun oil as places seem to be sold out. More than likely any synthetic oil right from the auto store will work just as well as anything from any air gun shop. Or get fancy and use synthetic. It seals the pistons in spring guns. Guns that shoot less than 600 f.p.s. Yes, gun oil will also work. One thought i've had is to touch the co2 cartridge with a bit of silicone grease.