Page 11 - Crosman Pellgun oil Reviews

I bought the Makarov CO2 BB Pistol and this oil at the same time. It works great.

Lubrication is good. Timely delivery

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Keeps my CO2 guns working as they should.

Lower price or more product.

Keeps seals pliable for long life.

It really does work when applied to the tip of a CO2 to lubricate the valve area of your CO2 rifle/pistol.

Nothing to do would make it better.

Great value for the money. Apply after every 3-5 CO2 changes. And then just a slight little drop on the tip of the CO2.

Good just a drop will do

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It works like it says so.

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A must have.

Works well on all my air guns

It is expensive for such a small tube A larger tube for a little bit more money would be nice

This oil is great to use on the tip of a co2 cylinder. It lubes your gun and helps preserve the seals. I have had no trouble at all with my guns after using it. I just wish that I could get it in a larger size.

I have a Crosman CO2 air pistol that I had bought from Big5 years ago. It was a display model, no returns. Got home, charged it up, it had a leak. Only used 2 canisters before I was sunk on it. Saw this stuff, applied to the nozzle and the top of the canister and inserted. Heard the hissing of the leak, fired through the charge and repeated, with a little more goo, but not much. Inserted another canister and by the second clip, the leak stopped. No more hiss, held out until empty. Will check again if it maintained seal in a week or so. Stoked.

Everything like this should come with a removable needle applicator tip.

NOT FOR BREAK BARRELS

Convenience. It is easy to apply just one drop from the container, whis is what is needed after a few hundred pellets through my 1377.

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It works plain and simple. I use it to lube the piston cup and pivot points of my pneumatic guns and a drop or two on the top of each powerlet before installing in my Co2 guns.

I wish they offered a larger bottle with a needle applicator versus only the small tube.

Can't live without it.

A must have for air pistols of all kinds . Reconditions and lubes rubber seals and makes them last longer .

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This oil tends to diesel a lot so use a minimum amount . Less than a drop is enough plus it will last a very long time if used as indicated .

Great lubrication for the co2 powered pistols. Does what it says and was designed to do.

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Always keep extra on hand. Peirce the end with a sewing needle and Dont cut the tip off, This helps eliminate wasting it when lightly squeezing the tube.

I use this for bore cleaner in my marauder .I take the bolt out and clean from the breech to the muzzle so i never take a chance on wrecking the crown .I also use a plastic jag to run the patches thru the only brand that seem s to have plastic jags is Outers and you only see then in a whole cleaning kit which is only about $8 The oil seems to have a quality of turning the grime in the bore soft and easily reemoved with just patches . When my gun starts not acting right i take about 25 patches and put a 1/4" cirle of oil on all but about 3. The first patch or two seems to moisturize the grime and it starts coming out fast .i keep running them thru and they get cleaner as you go the last few i barely oil to finish the job . Then in my particular gun its shoots perfect for about 200 shots then when i think i messed that shot up or maybe that was a bad pellet i know its time to clean it again . Im fortunnate to have a gun that shoots fantastic and very reliably .

Larger quanity container for less money .Some people say its the same as type f tranmission fluid .i tend to agree .but am reluctant to change something on a gun that shoots so good. Those of you that have a consistantly accurate airgun know what i mean .

If you are fighting flyers especially in a crosman/ benjamin discovery or marauder its more than likely the fact that you have no , little or inconsistant rifling marks on the head . The skirts will always have rifling marks but the heads wont .So if your fighting flyers or for example have 2 hitting at 10 oclock then 2 hitting at lets say 1 oclock then one on bulleye then back at 10 oclock its not you its the lack of rifling . After changing out barrels and thousands of pellets later i discovered it .Im assuming the pellet is sort of leaving the barrel the same way each time . But due to lack of rifling not the same way each time .If you want to see if you have rifling shove a pellet thru from the breech end to the muzzle and out then look at the pellet with a magnifying glass or your cell phone with magnifying glass app. If your fighting flyers thats why.only fix is to get another barrel .Crosmans barrels are really hit and miss ,more miss.ive orderd six at a time trying to get one with good rifling and ended up with really nothing to write home about .discovery barrels are about $18 .marauders are about $30 .try the rifling test youll solve your frustrating problem .the marauder i have that has good rifling on the pellets and is the most accurate air gun ive ever owned . Iuse a softerquality pellet like JSB'S idont shoot cheaper harder pellets like premiers anymore they are more tin i think than lead and i believe those hard pellets worn out thebarrels on two discos ihad

seems like a good high pressure oil for air guns

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Careful when you cut the tip off so you don't waste any, it comes out quickly

Awesome get job done right!

bigger size!

do not use on pump or breakbarrel rifles!

The color. It is red and viscous, so it stays on top of a CO2 powerlet and won't drip off before you get it into your gun. I haven't noticed much in a change in performance, but it is a nice peace of mind to know the seals are covered.

An MSDS would be nice to have. It doesn't say what type of oil it is. Petroleum distillate oils are bad (from what I've read) for airguns. I have used silicone lubricant for BB's and pellets, but still have no idea what this neat thick red stuff is!

Apparently this product should not be used with break barrel air rifles, so if you plan on purchasing an oil for your rifle avoid this.

Value and the fact that it does a great job at what it supposed to do!

Maybe offer a larger size.

Purchasing from Pyramyd Air is really an easy shopping experience. The follow-up is top-notch and the Packaging and/or Boxing of the Products purchased are done right! Highly recommend Pyramyd Air for all/most of your AG needs. Respectfully, AirGunWarriors/"Luther".

Definitely A MUST Have To Keep A Good Air-Rifle Working Properly AND "Good As New"!

Dispenser is a little clumsy and not a great amount of oil.

ALWAYS Keep Your Air/Gas Powered Devices & Ammo Clean , Dry, and Oiled!!! This is a good product for this purpose.

Nice size tube. Lubricates well. reasonably priced. One tube should last a long time.

I'd always like a lower price, but the price is reasonable.

Crosman specifies that this type of oil be used on their guns, and not your usual petroleum based oil you have around the house.

Your guns work if you use it.

Include it with gun.

Great stuff.