Best to leave it as is.

by (Login rob3dr)
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With a spring piston airgun, you'll be far better off by leaving it as is rather than trying to lube it.

A proper tune on an airgun greatly enhances the shootability, but an improper tune/lube job will almost certainly destroy it.

I've installed Macarri tune kits in about a dozen of my guns and all turned out great. If you are wishing to learn tuning and working on airguns, best to buy a cheap $40 Chinese springer to learn on rather than your main gun.

Posted on Apr 1, 2009, 8:16 AM
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