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Can't speak for one on an air rifle, but I do have a Lowey on my CZ457 .22 rimfire (my indoor benchrest rifle). It does work. Testing it when first fitted and I could make the group go wider, tighter, oval shaped, round shaped, etc as I played with the settings. But...if you the shooter are not...

Guys, with the right fittings you should be able to run cooling tubes directly through the 'ice bottles'. A quick connect fitting each end so you can remove the bottle to bung it in the freezer again? Then your cooling water tube is going directly through the ice. The ice bottle is also cooling...

"I'd say you'll be ok with it, other than the fact that it's a case buy, which is enough grease for 24 people for life, lol". Ooops, yeah...sorry...I went back and chose the single tube option...now $7.99 per 8oz tube...

Sorry @F6Hawk , that link doesn't work. Thanks Kerry, have bookmarked that. Found this that some have mentioned too...

Just reviving an old thread. We are sort of stuck down here in NZ (just like our Aussie cuzzies we are all upside down compared to most of you), and it's hard to source some products. What do you think of this grease please? https://4lifetimelines.com/products/multipurpose-silicone-grease-lubricant

Yep, I have the Sightron Slll 45x45 ED and for sure it has a 'dot'. I use mine for 25 yard indoor benchrest...("if you can't see them, you can't hit them"). Lovely scope. Built well, tracks accurately, nice and clear.

These folks looked at the site at start of this year...fake testimonials, etc. Sure does seem scammy alright.

Nice work finding that. Is it desiccant or water coalescing beads that I should be drying (when my CS4-I gets here next week)?

Right...I found this grease locally. Says 'mineral oil'...so is that bad? Or do I need 'synthetic' instead (but NOT silicone)? NLGI 0, 1, 2 available. https://abindustries.co.nz/products/no-tox%C2%AE-hd-food-grade-grease General Description No-Tox HD Food Grade Grease is a high performance...

Right...then this must be the one I really need? https://www.crc.co.nz/crc-food-grade-silicone-grease-75ml.html Yes, a lot of stuff we can't get in NZ, or Amazon won't deliver to us. Make the best of it that we can.

So if I used the NLGI 2 from here...(item 4072)... https://www.lubricationengineers.co.nz/_files/ugd/354acf_a01fe1dd05754315b3723de771a94cbc.pdf ...then that should be OK? Or stick with the wee tube of SuperLube Multi-purpose grease that I have...

Guys, I know the CS4 grease pot thing gets a lot of queries and lots of different answers on here. Here in NZ we don't always get the choices that US or UK folks do. I found this locally, and the NLGI 1 or the NLGI 2 stuff may be what I can use? Scroll down to 4070-4071-4072 options...

Tell me more about the LED's. How will you mount them? What/where/etc? I can see me doing that as my first mod. Thanks for any inspirational ideas!

Yes, quite right...but I do like to 'muck about' with machinery, and this wee pump looks to be a tinkerers dream. I can see a few mods appearing as more of them get sold around the world. I'm only filling direct to a gun (at present) so the pump will hardly get warm...but a tank can be next on...

I notice that the Target Forge guy has a youtube video showing the CS4 running with temperature sensors recording the temps. His readout was shown after the test as this... The temp of the cylinder was the highest, which had me thinking that maybe in the interest of a longer life for the pump...

I'm thinking Nope! Doesn't look like a good idea to me. Mind you some idiots put stupid ideas out on Youtube and even sillier people believe them (such as microwaving an expensive camera, etc).

OK...displaying my ignorance...what's PG please? Edit...Propylene Glycol (yes...I googled it). Thanks.

I found this stuff here in NZ. https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-cryofuel-clear-premix-1000ml It's specifications say... Decomposition temperature. >65°C (>150°F)* *Decomposition temperature is the temperature threshold at which the breakdown of individual components (dye, preservatives) in the...

That's great...I have that already. I use it sparingly on my CZ457 bolt cam area. Thanks.