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by Tom GaylordWriting as B.B. Pelletier Slavia 618. Part 1 History of airguns This report covers: Before the test RWS Basic How does it shoot? Crosman Premier Light Discussion 1 Re-test with the “new” seal Basic test 2 Premier Light test 2 Discussion 2 Cocking effort and trigger pull Summary Today I test the velocity … Read more
Not sure where, when or why to oil your spring powered airgun? Confused on what type of oil to use on different types of pistons? Tom covers this and may other topics related to keeping your spring gun running at peak performance in this episode of the Airgun Academy.
by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier Airgun lubrication — spring guns: Part 1 Airgun lubrication — spring guns: Part 2 This report addresses: • Molecules versus atoms • Crosman Pellgunoil • Can’t over-oil with Pellgunoil • “Fixing” leaking guns with Pellgunoil • Transmission stop leak oil • Oiling moving parts • Ballistol Let’s look at … Read more
by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier Airgun lubrication — spring guns: Part 1 This report addresses: • Identifing and lubricating high-stress parts • Lubricating with moly • Lubricating triggers • Lubrication intervals • Lubricating mainsprings • General lubrication • Preserving the airgun with oil Well, the immediate response we got to the first installment of … Read more
by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier Today, I’m starting a long series on lubricating airguns. Blog reader Joe asked for this; but as I was researching the subject, I stumbled across another request that came in through the customer reviews on the Pyramyd AIR website: “I wish that RWS or Pyramydair would explain the process … Read more
