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Do you guys lube your pellets...

January 11 2011 at 8:21 PM

  (Login DiaboloDave)
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for shooting in your PCP?

 
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(Login gubb33ps)
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Tested both lubed and unlubed...

January 11 2011, 8:54 PM 

..once it was clear there wasn't an advantage, stopped lubing pellets. Your results may be different, you won't know until you try.

 
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wahoowad
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No, I do not. /nt

January 12 2011, 2:01 PM 




 
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(Login tx-wildcat)
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tried it both ways

January 12 2011, 3:08 PM 

used to never wash or lube pellets. never had a problem with bores or accuracy. last 2000 rounds or so i have been washing and lubing and can't tell any difference. i will keep doing it though cuz alot of the crosman pellets have slivers of lead on the skirts.

 
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(Login gmh45345)
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Yep both my

January 12 2011, 5:45 PM 

Disco in .22 and RWS 48 in .177 like Crosman Premiers, but only if washed and lubed. I use Pledge, but only when the wife isn't looking because I know she would find something else for me to use that wax on.
Gary

 
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Rickster
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Yes, only Crosman Premiers

January 12 2011, 6:44 PM 

I use Krytech wax based lube on all my Premiers,
CPHD, CP ultra-Mag, Benji Disco HP

I am hooked on it.
Love the smell, and the feel of the pellets.

I shoot a lot of CP's out of my .177 M-rod.

I don't lube anything else.
Barracuda Match
Polymags
Crow Magnums



www.rickd.net

 
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(Login USMCShooter)
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I did for a while, due to the constriction of the choke in my .22 Mrod barrel as

January 13 2011, 12:02 PM 

it came out of the box...very tight, very harsh, and while it shot them accurately, it would strip slivers off of the harder CP's and foul the bore after 150-ish shots and accuracy would drop....so I started lubing them and it cured the problem....

However, I will say I learned something about lubing the hard way....

I was running low on Preds and shooting my BSA while the Mrod was at Gregs getting his love.....so I had been plinking with lubed CP's...when I aired it up and headed to the squirrel timber, I missed 7 in a row headshots.....NEVER have I missed that many shots....so I finally sighted it on a spot on the side of a tree at 30yds (sight in range) and it was all over the place! Ran out of preds sighting it in, so put a lubed CPHP in it...right on the money! WTH!?

So I did some testing, it takes a bit for a barrel to resettle when going from lubed to unlubed pellets....my BSA took 22 shots before it returned to a consistent group at POI....

Once I got the choke smoothed out on the Mrod, and it stopped stripping lead on the harder CP's, I quit lubing....too much to keep up with....

BTW....JSB's come with some type of lube on them already....

s/f

jamie

 
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Rob in MO
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Re: I did for a while, due to the constriction of the choke in my .22 Mrod barrel as

January 21 2011, 5:03 PM 

Yes, JSB pellets are already lubed from factory.

 
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