Magazine maintenance

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

Anybody else do this?
I've oiled mine up and they work alot better. Even the areas of the gun that they touch get a touch of oil. It has helped mine function much more smoothly. I also take some files and hone the areas where pellets get stuck on loading(usually the very first load area*pellet1* on some mags won't let the cover go all the way around by just a smidge)
If you do any filing; make sure to they are dry and not oiled, after blow out/vaccuum any residue left before oiling. I forgot on one and it's crunchy but the oil is working out the debris.

 

[357cal]

Anybody else do this?
I've oiled mine up and they work alot better. Even the areas of the gun that they touch get a touch of oil. It has helped mine function much more smoothly. I also take some files and hone the areas where pellets get stuck on loading(usually the very first load area*pellet1* on some mags won't let the cover go all the way around by just a smidge)
If you do any filing; make sure to they are dry and not oiled, after blow out/vaccuum any residue left before oiling. I forgot on one and it's crunchy but the oil is working out the debris.

I just blow them out with a air compressor then lightly oil them.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Maybe a good Teflon or graphite dry lube ? I would figure maybe why not burnish each hole with dry fine powder moly or graphite?

 

[rangur1]

I hit the spring load mags with balistol occasionally, my wheel mags just get silicone grease for the o rings.