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10/13/2024 11:55:52 AM EDT
What are you using? Mineral oil,  silicone,  wd40?
Gamo whisper fusion.
10/13/2024 8:22:03 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Cooper1:
What are you using? Mineral oil,  silicone,  wd40?
Gamo whisper fusion.
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For what? Pellets or moving parts?

Never use petroleum products in the compression chamber.

I'm not a fan of wd40 for anything...

I've been using Slick 50, 1 Lube on pellets and moving parts for going on 25 years.
10/13/2024 9:34:04 PM EDT
[#2]
I was thinking the gas seal. I didn't know you oiled the actual pellets.
10/17/2024 2:38:17 PM EDT
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The compression chamber, transfer port, and air cylinder should never be lubricated.


Decent advice here.
https://shunoutdoor.com/article/how-to-oil-a-gamo-air-rifle

Scratch lubing pellets for spring guns. Thinking back, I don't think I lubed pellets for my spring guns.

For PCPs, some do lube, some don't. I do...
10/17/2024 3:05:09 PM EDT
[Last Edit: joeIII223][Edited] [#4]
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Originally Posted By Cooper1:
I was thinking the gas seal. I didn't know you oiled the actual pellets.
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I have a Benjamin Sheridan dart gun that I inherited, unfired. It is supposed to be used to tranquilize animals. It came with it's own oil. Check your mfg and see what they have.

ETA:
I remember my manger when I worked in the gun dept at Oshman's tell me that if the wrong oil was used in a piston air gun it would compress and ignite like diesel. I don't know if that is true or not.
Let's go Brandon!

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12/24/2024 2:57:38 PM EDT
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I use silicone sparingly for the O-rings. Everything else is left dry.
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