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    3 in 1 with PTFE or Abbey ?

    Just need something to keep my HW40 and FAS604 oiled. I have standard Abbey airgun oil, and the 3 in 1 with PTFE. Which would be OK to use on the piston to keep the seals from drying out ?
    Thanks, Mike.
    Last edited by mikehill; 19-02-2017 at 03:51 PM.

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    Abbey

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    Neither.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooti McNote View Post
    Neither.
    Which then ?

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    Ooops my fault 3 in 1 with PTFE or Abbey Oil ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikehill View Post
    Ooops my fault 3 in 1 with PTFE or Abbey Oil ?
    Still neither.

    Quote Originally Posted by mikehill View Post
    Which then ?
    Both are SSP pistols, therefore I'd never use a mineral based oil.

    I'd much rather order a tube of Pellgunoil, and use nothing until the Pelgunoil arrived (from JSR).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooti McNote View Post
    Still neither.

    Both are SSP pistols, therefore I'd never use a mineral based oil.

    I'd much rather order a tube of Pellgunoil, and use nothing until the Pelgunoil arrived (from JSR).
    Ta very much, will order tomorrow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooti McNote View Post
    Still neither.

    Both are SSP pistols, therefore I'd never use a mineral based oil.

    I'd much rather order a tube of Pellgunoil, and use nothing until the Pelgunoil arrived (from JSR).
    That's what I use on SSPs, pumpers, and CO2 guns. It seems to work.

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    Just ordered 2 from JSR .. thanks guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    That's what I use on SSPs, pumpers, and CO2 guns. It seems to work.
    none of them....you need to use crosman pellgun oil designed for O rings....John Knibbs or Dai do it

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    Quote Originally Posted by clarky View Post
    none of them....you need to use crosman pellgun oil designed for O rings....John Knibbs or Dai do it
    Yup. I was responding to a post recommending Pellgunoil, agreeing with the recommendation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    That's what I use on SSPs, pumpers, and CO2 guns. It seems to work.
    Quote Originally Posted by mikehill View Post
    Just ordered 2 from JSR .. thanks guys
    That should last you a while.

    I'm using it right now, on the Co2 capsule seal of a boxed "Tanfoglio Limited Custom" that a friend gave me (yes GAVE me, out of the blue! ), on Friday.

    Here's a tip - I'm using a spent (pierced) Co2 cap' with a drop of Pellgunoil on the end of it, to lube up the seal - rather than fiddling around with a cotton bud, or just relying on a drop on a new Co2 cap doing the job.

    For an SSP, I'd only use the Pellgunoil on seals, o rings, pump head, that kind of thing. With my Izzy, after 500 shots I put a few drops down the TP, and a few drops on the pump head.

    For pivots, linkages, triggers, wiping over with a slightly oily rag - I use reg'lar thin gun oil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooti McNote View Post
    That should last you a while.

    I'm using it right now, on the Co2 capsule seal of a boxed "Tanfoglio Limited Custom" that a friend gave me (yes GAVE me, out of the blue! ), on Friday.

    Here's a tip - I'm using a spent (pierced) Co2 cap' with a drop of Pellgunoil on the end of it, to lube up the seal - rather than fiddling around with a cotton bud, or just relying on a drop on a new Co2 cap doing the job.

    For an SSP, I'd only use the Pellgunoil on seals, o rings, pump head, that kind of thing. With my Izzy, after 500 shots I put a few drops down the TP, and a few drops on the pump head.

    For pivots, linkages, triggers, wiping over with a slightly oily rag - I use reg'lar thin gun oil.
    So Abbey should be OK for everything else ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikehill View Post
    So Abbey should be OK for everything else ?
    Yes, I'd say so.

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    Thanking you, font of all knowledge

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