Recent content by dutoitk

Gert spends hours behind his rifles testing airgun ammo. He would most definitely have found the perfect placement for the chrony.

On the adjuster screw which is inside the neck of the regulator under the dust cap with the 2 holes. It is a pain to get on.

That is great news and thanks for investigating further. Unfortunately I have the multi-purpose grease 21030. Will have to put it far away from the air rifle bench.

Just ordered KRYTOX 205. Looks like it will do the job. Now for the wait. Mail order goods from America to South Africa take weeks to get here. That is if someone does not help himself to it when it arrives at customs.

Probably find they are being very safe. They said I should use 93003 for orings in high pressure tanks. I now use heavy weight silicon oil on all my orings. Think it is called diff or shock oil at the radio control car shops. I have just ordered KRYTOX 205 for the bottle threads. Looks like it...

Decided to start a new thread with relation to this topic https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/do-not-use-superlube-grease-for-pcp-handpump/ I had been using Superlube multi purpose grease with PTFE (21030), but stopped after I read about the original posters issues with his Hill Pump. I sent...

Hi There Is there a Latest post function in the ALL TOPICS section. It states In chrony-logical order, but posts in my browser are not arranged in this order. Is there a fix for this? Update: ok, I see the topics are in chrony-logical order. I am looking for a way to see the latest user...

Thanks for the replies so far. I had been using Superlube multi purpose grease with PTFE (21030), but stopped after I read about the original posters issues with his Hill Pump. I sent an email to Synco technical support and they recommended not using it with high pressure tanks. What I...

Hi Guys Digging up an old discussion. What type of synthetic grease can one use on the threads of air tubes and buddy bottles to prevent damage or premature wear of the threads. If not lubricated, the threads take a lot of wear when changing air tubes or bottles From personal...

Following with interest