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[ian118118 10]

nowt wrong with abit of lube

 

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ian

 

Couldnt aggree more Ian

 

Si

 

for airguns of corse

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ian

[zini 1,939]

I was thinking for something else mate

 

With a woman of course

 

Si

[moxy 617]

Almost any oil will do for protecting your gun metalwork and blueing. Engine, hydraulic, mineral, synthetic, or plain old veg oil. If you want to be really porsh you could use extra virgin .

Dont be fooled and reeled in by the branding of such likes as napier.

cooking oil is a winner on stocks if applied well with a fine wire wool, obviously not on varnished or a laquered finnished wood.

Just make sure your metalwork is clean and dry before applying any oil as to not trap any moisture.

The only thing is that the thicker the oil, the more shit will cling to it and will require more cleaning, however the thinner the oil the more you will need to apply as the lining in your gun slip will soon wear it off. Choosing the right oil for you will depend on how often you lake about with your gun.

Always use a thin oil for inside your rifle and lubeing up :kiss:

[ian118118 10]

I was thinking for something else mate

 

With a woman of course

 

Si

and on a open forum!! tut tut, although im sure you mean getting a woman to help you with your AIRGUN

 

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ian

[zini 1,939]

Of course Ian.

 

Getting her to help me lube my pellets etc

 

Si

[ian118118 10]

Of course Ian.

 

Getting her to help me lube my pellets etc

 

Si

your pellet? so thats the new nickname for it

 

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ian