Marshals keep telling me to remember to oil my gun, i'm thinking around the asa area but i don't know, what oil should i use??
Thanks
Tom
Thanks
Tom
oiling my gun????
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Lump,
Perhaps he means something for the thread on the asa as the lower end guns don't have purges?
if thats that case its alright, the air pressure from the tank is being forced away from both the gun and the thank, meaning that no oil will go into the gun or into the tank.
Perhaps he means something for the thread on the asa as the lower end guns don't have purges?
if thats that case its alright, the air pressure from the tank is being forced away from both the gun and the thank, meaning that no oil will go into the gun or into the tank.
No you do not put oil any where near compressed air. its as simple as that. there is not one Marker manufacture that will say that. follow the instruction for your marker
I thought you put a few drops in the ASA with angels and cycled them a few times ... or am i lucky i didnt explode ?
True, its in the manual, though if I remember this is for Love Juice only which is synthetic not a hydrocarbon base.
Still a safe rule of thumb to avoid oils near you bottle reg.
Always read and understand your markers manual. They are available online if you do not have one.
If you are unsure there are plenty on folk on here that can help or you can ask the manufacturer for some guidance.
The two are not mutually exclusive, nor are synthetic lubricants necessarily non-combustible!
Though, it is true that this is in the Angel manual.
Hmm this is sorta confusing :S , i know its not in any way shape or from or sane to put it on your fill nipple unless you wish to die because when you attach it to a compressor the pressure makes it combust ? but the pressure at the ASA is round about 850psi , is that enough to do the same thing ? :s
If its just on the threads of the ASA, i would recommend Dow 33.
If you want the oil to cycle through your marker, leave barrel/hopper OFF the marker, then disconnect the macroline from front inline reg, put a couple drops in front inline reg , reconnect macroline, dry fire marker 50-100 times, wipe off excess oil in breech area and bolt.
Otherwise look or download your markers manual, learn how to strip and perform regular maintainence.
If you want the oil to cycle through your marker, leave barrel/hopper OFF the marker, then disconnect the macroline from front inline reg, put a couple drops in front inline reg , reconnect macroline, dry fire marker 50-100 times, wipe off excess oil in breech area and bolt.
Otherwise look or download your markers manual, learn how to strip and perform regular maintainence.