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Posted: 4/12/2024 8:25:22 PM EDT
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1250 fps with PBA Platinum stamped on the receiver. They specify an oil that won't damage the seals, IMO , they are trying to get me to buy GAMO oil at a premium. What generic oil can I use that won't damage the rifle. |
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What kind of oil do you use in an air rifle? There are a variety of oils that can be used on air rifles. However, it is important to choose an oil that is specifically designed for air rifles. This will ensure that it does not damage your gun in any way. Molybdenum-based lubricants are the most popular |
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Originally Posted By borderpatrol: Never heard of "diesel" before, what does that entail? Originally Posted By borderpatrol: Originally Posted By fxntime: Make sure whatever oil you use doesn't cause the rifle to ''diesel.'' Never heard of "diesel" before, what does that entail? It's when you use a oil that ignites and ''diesels'' when you fire the air rifle. |
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Fleshing it out a little... The pressure in the air gun can get high enough to cause the oil to detonate, just like in a diesel engine. Iit can't be good for the gun's internal components, but I've read about some guys that do it on purpose for more velocity. Like a lot of things it might be ok a couple times, but not really worth the added giggles. PN |
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