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OEM grease for Omega air compressors (made by GX I think) https://renewablelube.com/products/bio-food-grade-e-p-grease Not cheap. Can also be found on ebay.

Out of Stock now

Today it's $43.74!

You might want to check the entire regulator housing with some soapy solution before you tear apart the receiver. I have had two (yes two) that developed a microscopic crack or fissure in the housing block itself. AOA replaced the first one and I had to replace the second one on my own dime...

Is he using a compressor or tank to refill? I think you must use a tank or something will not reset inside the gun.

The early versions do not have that adjustment. I have an early version .25 and it is slow in full auto mode.

You will not have a problem pushing them as far forward as they will go. I have never had a jam.

I knew you would chime in sooner or later!

Your slugs may be seriously undersized. The Huben mag is notorious for having oversized mag chambers and slugs can fall forward too far forward when it cycles the mag.

Before I began seating my pellets fully into the mag, my mag would jam while rotating it if the gun was pointed upward. There is a ridge in each chamber of the mag that the pellet must be seated into. You will feel it seat.

Another thread on this forum specifically addressing seating the pellets https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/huben-lcs-pellet-seating-ideas.783955/

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/input-on-the-huben-k1.969510/

Haven't figured out how to quote a post but copied this from another Huben thread on this forum. Mar 31, 2021 The semi auto is well developed and reliable. Just like any semi auto, make sure to seat the pellets tight in the mag.

I only shoot pellets. Being a 2018 model, it doesn't shoot slugs worth a crap!

Many threads on this and other forums that recommend fully seating the pellets. There is a ridge in the mag and you will feel the pellet seat itself. If that is not enough to stop the blowback from unseating the pellets as in my case, then try flaring the skirts of the pellets.

I don't think you can push them too far forward.

I assume you are pushing the pellets as far as they will go into the mag (I use an hex key). If not, please try that before flaring the skirts. If you are pushing them in as far as they will go, then after the pellet skirts are flared, you will notice a big difference in the effort that it takes...

By your description above regarding the fliers, I think you are experiencing the same problem as I had. After 5 or 6 hole in hole shots, then the fliers started. Very frustrating until I emptied a partial mag on the table to change to another pellet brand and noticed the bent skirts.