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Yes, I have lubed mine for a year or so but cannot tell you if it creates any more or less accuracy. I read that it helps keep some lubricant in the barrel to ward off any bad effects of moisture from the guns storage time. Not much help on that question i guess.
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I tried lubing as a experiment along with wax and saw no improvement in accuracy with any of my pcp's or springers, so it's not something I would do anymore.
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below some samples, I don't have any of my rainstorm 3d, theoben rapid, fx400 or airwolf but I can assure you they are equally accurate.
once I zero my rifles for 20 yards, I'll shoot groups out from 10 to80+ yards, after that it's all about one shot accuracy.
at 50 yards on a windy day
mrod
bsa r10 mk2
hw100
s510
20 yard shoot off
10 yard poi shot count with s510 and airranger
once I zero my rifles for 20 yards, I'll shoot groups out from 10 to80+ yards, after that it's all about one shot accuracy.
at 50 yards on a windy day
mrod
bsa r10 mk2
hw100
s510
20 yard shoot off
10 yard poi shot count with s510 and airranger
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I shoot FT and wash my crossmans then lube with FP-10. JSBs just lube. probably 90 % of FT shooters, that I have spoken to, lube (PCP). this tells me something. springers I don't know.
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Yes.
I wash the pellets to get rid of the small lead flecks and the ... well not sure what it is they come coated with. I lube to stop the lead oxidising afterwards.
Does it work? Is it necessary? Don't know, I feel better doing it though!
I wash the pellets to get rid of the small lead flecks and the ... well not sure what it is they come coated with. I lube to stop the lead oxidising afterwards.
Does it work? Is it necessary? Don't know, I feel better doing it though!
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I've done some testing with washing, not washing, different lubes, no lube, just lube and found with the jsb's just lubing gives me the best accuracy.
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