i use 3 in one on my 95
I'm happy with mine
i use 3 in one on my 95
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What's a barrel hinge bolt? I thought it was the "breech block pivot" I was referring to in my OP.
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Last edited by R3XXY; 10-03-2023 at 10:20 AM.
Go ahead,,, String that bow
When you break your barrel, it rotates around a central point. That is either a pin or if better engineered a bolt which allows you to tighten the jaws.Originally Posted by R3XXY
What's a barrel hinge bolt? I thnk it was the "breech block pivot" I was referring to in my OP.
The breech block is the part the barrel is fixed to and the jaws are at the end of the cylinder where the barrel and breach block fit in-between.
You will have the best solution, a bolt because Weihrauch do it right.
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My new, (2018), HW95L .22 had the seal damaged by dieseling from over oiling/greasing at the Weihrauch factory by using inexperienced folks due to the China Virus. After a through cleaning & polishing I installed an ARH kit with a Vortek seal & lubed with Krytox GPL-205 which eliminated the dieseling. This stuff is expensive but I believe it is worth it as I have not had any problems after several thousand shots. I also use Hoppe's 9 on the pivot joints.
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The important part is to put the correct lube in the correct spot.
Proper springer lubrication often means three different products, and most of them are usually not available at your local gunstore.
Too many airguns!
Work is the refuge of people who have nothing better to do
Then that's a poor local gun store that no doubt complains about its customers shopping on line and cannot understand why.
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I feel oil is fine for a rag and wipe down and some thin oil like sowing machine oil for the trigger but most parts on a springer take some high wear/force so I feel appropriate grease is the best route for sure.
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