is"st this stuff used too lubricate the pellet at the rubber seat.,,,ive found more power just by using chamber oil on the seal ..........if uu could
1736750
No, its used in the piston chamber to lubricate the piston and chamber, according to Crosman ,place 1 drop into the chamber( the hole on the face of the chamber when you cock the break barrel) see the hole in the face of the breech? Place one(1) drop of RMCOIL (ONLY USE RMCOIL) regular oil will damage your weapon. See the user manual.
1736751
Chamber oil is used to lubricate the piston and piston seal via the chamber hole improving the air pressure to shoot the pellet. When the piston seal drys out the air gun loses power. Only a small amount of the oil is needed every 1,000 rounds, and some of the oil will be discharged on the rubber seat and pellet when first fired after oiling. It is not necessary, however, to routinely oil the seat and pellets.
1736752
It depends on the gun. I just use this in the chamber 3 drops is all I use. I have a gamo hornet.
379363
Dear Mr. Gillian. Motorkote Hyper Lubricant was designed to protec against friction. Does not has any effect with leaks.
394617
A couple of drops of Silicone Chamber Oil in the small chamber oppisite from where the pellets are placed, well keep the piston and seal properly serviced. This should be done after 1,000 or 1,500 pellets are fired through the rifle, but avoid over lubercation, because it will cause inaccuracy in the weapon by saturating the barrel with oil. Do not continuiously clean and oil the weapon. This practice is unecessary, and will adversly affect weapon accuracy and performance. When all else fails, read your weapon manual, and follow the manufacturers maintenance guidance.
1979110
If you have a spring piston air gun, do not lubricate piston or spring with anything but airgun oil. It's non-flammable/non-combustible. Dieseling can occur with the wrong oil, possibly damaging the air rifle.
51170
It's more of a lubricant. It has limited cleaning ability and is way too thick to clean effectively. I use Bore-tech Eliminator to clean and regular Slip 2000 lubricant to lube.
2213588
I've found that as long as the seal in your gun is good, no leaks, it doesn't hurt to leave it in there. I do and have had no problems with leaking, and then later I use it until it's used up. I've also found that if you put a drop of chamber lube, like the RWS, on top of the cartride before you install it, it seals better and it will protect the seals, keeps them from drying out. Hope this helps.
1627782
non and detergent reminds me of transmission oil. In your transmission it is a problem. Never heard of such a thing in gun oil.If all else fails get some 5 or 10 weight motor oil. Do not use any oil with paraffin [wax] in it. I have a Ruger Yukon .177and have had no problems. Sorry I could not help you more. When I grew-up gun oil was gun oil.
394616
A gun oil will work fine for cleaning that gun. This oil is for the chamber only, in the hole leading to the barrel as you never want to get a petroleum based oil in there.
1300719
I would suggest using real water based lube .... cleans up easier and will keep the product in great shape.
1792702
I have lots of motors, and Mike is using "Sea-Foam" I'm sure. Good stuff. I use sta-bil, and on occasion add some Lucas gas treatment. I don't drain gas, it's a pain, and it stinks having a dry carburetor and trying to prime things in the dark, right when you need it. Better to run what you got every month or so, a generator should be placed under load as well, to create some heat in the electronics
22356
I put 2 drops of case lube in a large Tupperware bowel. I add 150-200 9mm case's and mix by hand until they feel even. Less oil is better than too much. As for a .308 round. Isn't that a rifle round? Might be a bit tall. Not sure. .380 dies will work.
1267859
Mine got a little tight, I may have put it away wet and caused some rust. I lubricated it lightly with penetrating oil, worked it in for a while, and now it works as good as new. If you're worried about food safety, you could try the same with mineral oil, but the penetrating oil is thinner and will be easier to get it worked in.
1507862
NONE....I used lucas oil stop leak(1 gal/1 gal 40w oil ) to fix my tractor hydraulics good luck!!
1351157
Are you putting a drop of gun oil on the co2 cartridge as suggested in the owners manual? 2nd does this usually happen right after you putas new ccartridge in? Mine does for some reason. I shoot emptying twice after putting in a new cartridge. That seems to help. It sounds stupid but make sure the pellets aren't in backwards.
75384
Not sure. I've used Hoppes solvents and oils for years on my firearms but never on airguns. When I do clean an airgun I use air tool oil which you can buy at any hardware or tools retail store. Your best bet is to call a Umirex technical assistant at their customer service number. In general avoid making the parts "wet' with lubricant, it just drains off and attracts/holds dirt to the part. A really thin coat of grease at at heavy wear point of friction would be more effective. By all means keep the lubricant, especially petroleum, away from the seals of the air chamber where the air getscompressed or released under high pressure. It can damage the seals and there is some high heat that occurs when hi-pressure air is explosively released.
1357667
I agree with answer posted by CNC. LM Ceratec will not resolve your oil consumption issues. I recommend you use "high mileage" lube oils and possibly add some Lucas Oil Treatment now and see if that improves the oil consumption any. (The Lucas product will not improve oil consumption if as suggested by CNC that the wear is already significant.)The Lucas product used with "high mileage" lube oils may however extend the useful life of the engine if that is a need or goal.
1735466
Yes - clean it like a gun. The barrel needs lubrication. P.S. don't dry fire it. I accidentally did in my back yard and it sounded like a real gun fired, not to mention it's really not good on the compression seals. I love mine. Best powerful pellet gun ever - Not for minors though!!