PCP maintenance

[ZAKDINGEL]

If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it.

If/when something starts to leak change the seals, maybe a dab of dri-slide on the bolt/sidelever, otherwise leave well alone.

Just like the bear says --a nice wipe over after use is usually all that needed and most common pcps have a ready available spares to source with ease also lots of info available via the internet on working on most your biggest outlay will be for the gun and charging equipment

[rapidresponse1]

never stripped any of my pcps,but often wondered how easy it is to do

[bucketboy]

I bought a spanking new theoben mfr a few years ago, I had it in bits before firing a single shot.

Bb

[hmangphilly]

I bought a spanking new theoben mfr a few years ago, I had it in bits before firing a single shot.

Bb

A man after my own heart .

I did the same with a ( not new ) ISP ,and an lg 400, and an ev2 ,and a steyr .

Well , they're held together with nuts and bolts, so clearly they are supposed to be taken to bits ...obvious innit .