whats the story with pellgun oil?

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   Pelgun oil or silicone oil is correct for CO2, I prefer the silicone oil.
Use sparingly, too much and the capsules stick anyway.
I would only apply 1 very small drop every 3 capsules.

Recently I have been using the Crosman Powerlets which already contain the correct type and quantity of lubricant so job done.

Not sure of Crosman agent in Christchurch but Magnum Sports in Stratford normally has all things airgun readily available.

Edited by mercs - 19 Mar 2023 at 9:57pm

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	Pelgun oil or silicone oil is correct for CO2, I prefer the silicone oil. Use sparingly, too much and the capsules stick anyway. I would only apply 1 very small drop every 3 capsules. Recently I have been using the Crosman Powerlets which already contain the correct type and quantity of lubricant so job done. Not sure of Crosman agent in Christchurch but Magnum Sports in Stratford normally has all things airgun readily available. Edited by mercs - 19 Mar 2023 at 9:57pm