Page 16 - Crosman Pellgun oil Reviews

If you own an air gun, this is the lube to have. I use it on the end of my CO2 cartridges prior to loading and for many other lubrication needs of my air guns.

Perhaps have a larger container available - I use it all the time.

Even after complete seal replacement, My 1960's vintage S&W Mod 78G CO2 piston would empty a fresh cartridge in about 2 weeks with no shooting. Pellgunoil stopped the leak completely.

The packaging, as others have commented. Hard to get a drop right where you want it and it always seems to leak out when capped. The tube is always slippery with oil unless you wipe both nozzel and tube clean after every use.

Not sure if it is related to the oil, but in my 78G the CO2 cartridge cap seal swells when under pressure preventing the cap from being removed. After about 30 minutes with no pressure, the seal shrinks back down and the cap is easily removed. If I force the cap off, damaging the seal, it is so large that it doesn't even enter the o-ringe groove.

best oil there is for old guns

This stuff is amazing like a few others i used this on a 20+ yr old 760 PumpMaster that hasnt held pressure in yrs. Within a week of using this the gun is as good as new again. I also just used it on my Daisy 15XT that was starting to leak and within a day it sealed itself.

The cap leaks needs a better seal

This is a must have for any Airgunner

It's just like Marvel mystery oil

shipping charge, price.

It's just like Marvel mystery oil

Does what it was designed for.

Maybe supply a needle tip applicator for precise control.

I bought this oil after reading a review here on Pyramid Air that said it was good for the seals in CO2 guns, and I sure have to thank that reviewer. I have a Crossman Mark One I bought back in the late 60's and it wasn't holding pressure for very long at all, as in less than a day. So far I've used the oil, a drop on the top of each CO2 cartridge, a total of four times in the last week and now the gun is holding pressure for three days, so far. All I can say is that if you have a CO2 gun this oil will help keep it in the best condition possible. So far it has rehabilitated my 40+ year old Mark One with no problem!

It does what its designed to do.

The way it is dispensed. Mine leaks even though the cap is tight. I have to store it upright. Maybe an eye dropper bottle would be a better alternative?

This stuff really saves old air guns. It saved an old Crosman 1400 without having to replace the valve and seals..

seems to work good. like the small container make it easy to take along.

Great penetration. A little dab will do ya!

Every time you put a new CO2 cartridge in, it should have a dab of oil on the end! If you follow this rule, you won't have dried out seals. This oil is not for use on break barrel guns, according to the label.

whats to like its oil, but it's a must for my crosman custom shop co2 pistol, does what it's supose to enough said.

Quality grade item,easy to use and "no drip" clean up.

Possibly a metal container,larger volume of product(4oz.?)

Safety first -Eyewear a MUST!

Easy of use..

Nothing

Buy it...

Small tube, easy storage, kinda reminds me of automatic transmission fluid...

I prefer a higher viscosity moly type lube for my breakbarrels pivot and cocking lever points instead.

A drop goes a long way so use sparringly. Put a drop in the chamber of my Ruger Air Magnum and the next 3 CPHP's cracked like a .22 rimfire!

Very inexpensive and it works! I put a drop of it on every CO2 cartridge I load.

Nothing.

Only one drop at a time comes out...

Make it easier to get into...

A knife is needed to cut off the top to open....

works great

nothing

This is the stuff for your air gun. Works very well for the seals.

I use this to lube moving parts of gun like the trigger, hammer and other pivot points, etc. Would be nice to have a needle point on the end of tube to get into tight places.

This will help with the initial seal when installing a new CO2 cartrridge ,if you have a gun that leaks slightly when tightening the puncture screw. It may not stop all seepage but will take care of about half of it. My SA177 pistol is an example. Had to be quick tighening the screw when the gun was new. After using this oil, didn't have to be so fussy.

Simply the name of the company exudes quality you can trust. I did not have a doubt as to its intended use. Read many reviews here and in air gun forums all over the internet and the one conclusion is that this product works. I use it for my childrens airguns as well as for the airguns we use at our High school air riflery team.

Maybe larger containers? Otherwise one tube did about 30 air rifles last year and they are all shooting good considering they are 18+ year old target rifles...and we did win a single and team championship in 2010!

We do not have a chronograph and so I cannot quantify how much better the rifles shot/are shooting, but they all "sounded" like they were hitting harder and all shooters scores did improve significantly. None of the guns that we cleaned and lubricated last year have not any shown any wear yet and continue to shoot very well.

Tried and true.

Smaller package. I'll lose the tube before I use it all.

There are other lubricants out there for pumpers, but you know this one works.

tube container

taper and a slightly longer applicator tube

use this product and nothing else to lube seals