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Thanks Rolf. Good info and good advice. Thanks everyone!!! I screwed up and mistakenly wrote 1377. That’s not my Benjamin 392 pump rifle, that’s the Crosman pistol.

So the moral to the story is that we should not be putting full synthetic (highly processed) oils in our high pressure guns because they have lower ignition points and will diesel. Stick with silicone based oils. Ok, I get it. But what about pneumatic pump guns? Straight 30W weight synthetic...

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Almost forgot. What does “in&nbsp” mean?

Oops, DesertSilver was my first reply. Thanks gang for all of your help and advice. Most appreciated. I learned a lot. Some really good thoughts thumper! Keep’em coming folks. I love to hear how people take care of their guns. And air guns are new to me. Thanks again!!! If anyone knows what...

Hi DesertSilver, I am using a Benjamin pumper (1377 model). I also was hesitant about expanding seals, but one guy used Alphabet org “Stop Leak” after getting no pressure and it solved his problem. The seals looked good but maybe that doesn’t mean anything. The gun doesn’t have hardly any rounds...

Hi armored007, My understanding was that silicone oils and greases were necessary for ultra high pressure air guns like PCP’s and the like that could ignite and cause “dieseling” with petroleum oils. Crosman and MagnumAirPower both make silicone versions of Pellgun Oil for those type of guns...

Dear Sirs: This is my first post and my searches came up empty so here goes (I am sure this topic has been covered ad nauseum). The subject of oiling an air gun can be daunting. There are millions of oils and tons of misinformation circulating on this subject. While I realize following...