Oiling Pellets
As recommended by Air Force, I oiled my pellets with Break Free. I used a baggie and then set them on a paper towel prior to loading.
A bit messy. Not dripping, but I did wipe down the sliding breech where I had some oil. Have I ruined my O-rings? How sensitive are they?
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Thanks Condor
I have used CLP Break free for pellet Lube, never had any problems. Did not cause any O-ring problems for me. You should be OK! One or two drops is all I ever used.
Just wipe the excess lube off or Air dry!
Sam 😎
I also put an oring where it pivots to give it some resistance and not so wobbly.
I read your reply and is it an “Inside” joke? If not, my reply is, huh?
My AF bipod lock on the rail just fine. I use a quarter to tighten it.
I also put an oring where it pivots to give it some resistance and not so wobbly.
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I cut some thin flexible foam to the shape of a large pellet tin, put it in the bottom and added 7-10 drops of FP-10. Then the pellets pick up a light coating while rolling around in the tin. This way, no need to dry towel them down.
Some black foam I used began to deteriorate but some thin white foam has lasted a long time.