Was organizing all my airgun stuff this afternoon and came across my little bottle of Beeman chamber lube. Instructions are to put 2 drops in the chamber of a springer every 1000 shot or so. Special oil that won't explode when compressed. And yes, I understand the effects of petroleum products and compressed air. That got me to wondering why there has never been any talk of putting a synthetic lube through a PCP. Seems it would make sense to protect the reg and other internal parts from corrosion should some moisture get by all the high dollar over priced filters and air dryers we use. Wouldn't think it would take much to mist the whole internal system. Maybe a drop in your fill probe before filling. Thing is, I've never read anything about this concept. Wondering what others thoughts are about this.
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would you be willing to sell this bottle to me. I have a hw30 .last bottle I had ened up in the garbage by misstate. I been looking for a bottle of that stuff for years.
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RWS has a chamber lube: http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/RWS_Air_Chamber_Lube_Dropper_Silicone_Oil_50_oz/3002
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Hello aa. I've had this bottle since the 70's when I bought my first Feinwerkbau. It's almost empty. I believe PA has the RWS brand of chamber oil.
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Regular 100% silcone oil is inert and one drop goes a long way. Same thing as chamber lube.
White lithium grease would do the same for buna-n O-rings fyi.
White lithium grease would do the same for buna-n O-rings fyi.
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