guys i need some advice watched toms video learned a lot i never tuned a springer i order some air ventrury paste says metal to metal i reluse it can be used on pistion and to use 100% silicon oil on the pistion seal can i use this type paste air ventury on spring and guide and top hat or do i need to use moly or that stuff called black tare on the spring 
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Tuning lubeing a under leaver
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Oops! My bad, I read the title and clicked too fast, thought it referred to "lubing a beaver," and I assumed there would be pictures. Carry on.
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Far from an expert on what is best but I've used the Moly paste on external spring area and I use RWS chamber lube and place a few drops in the port a couple of times a year for seal lube. The Crosman Lube should be much like the RWS chamber lube.
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Depends on what you have inside your gun and what gun it is. What model are you using? Generally I use the moly you have for all metal on metal like my trigger sears once polished and the cocking arm, etc. I do use silicone oil but VERY lightly and only forward of the piston seal. I used to use moly on the seal but stopped a while back. Some times I lease forward the seal dry and clean with the slightest amount of silicone oil on the piston seal. I now use different lines for the springs. I switched from using moly to oil and currently trying a white colored lube from the auto store for my spring since I have a plastic piston sleeve plus I like that it’s a bit more heavy to help with the already minimal twang my underlevers have.
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