Page 18 - Crosman Pellgun oil Reviews

A must have for Co2 airguns. 1 drop on the tip of every third Co2 ctg.

A tube will last a L O N G time.

Very convenient to use and stores easy in my gun case.

Not a thing!

Nope!

Not much to say...it does what it's supposed to do.

Maybe just the availability of a larger size.

It's recommended that you use a drop of oil on the tip of every second or third cartridge to maintain a good seal. When opening the tube, be careful when you cut the tip not to cut off too much.

Awesome product, works well on my co2 guns and works wonders on old guns that have been neglected!

Good price.

Nothing.

a need for all guns

Best on market

get extra

Cheap and Works

Would like to see a small bottle with a Pull up open, push down close cap

Good stuff, Have a place to set the cap and keep it upright except to use.

Works as it should.

Seems a little expensive for the amount you get. Could be a little cheaper.

Bought this to use in my IZH-46M, since it was the one suggested by Pyramyd Air in the accessories section listed with my pistol. Regular oil, according to the instructions, would damage the gun.

Best insurance you can get for protection of your co2 guns

nothing to change , it works!

Buy it you need it

The most reliable oil available for its purpose.

I would like to see a larger tube for those of us who have many airguns.

cleans very well, in all situations

it seems they could use a larger tube

use for cleaning, but also for any friction point, although I'm not sure about use on nitro air springs.

This Pellgunoil is easy to use and should prolong the life of the seals in all airguns. I realy dont know much about it, just what i've read. If you want to know more, go a head and read up on it, it sounds like a must have for all your airguns.IT is supposed to help seal the co2 with the seals for secure sealing and most of all inprove seal life.

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From what i've read this is a must have for all airgun owners, I use it on every 12g cylinder I put in my airguns. Better safe than sorry, who wants to send there gun out to be fixed? I feel better useing it than not!!

This product is a bit pricey, but it sure does work!! I have a Benjamin pump up pistol in .22 cal. It is only a year old and wouldn't shoot a pellet. Not enough air pressure I guess. Instead of sending it away and paying the price to have it fixed I tried the pelgun oil by Crosman. In seconds (literally) the gun began to function and shoot at great pressure. I now put a drop on all my c02 cartriges when changing them and a drop or two on my pump guns as needed.

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TRY IT !!!!

Does what is says.

Buy a couple of tubes for your CO2 gun.

This oil is great for keeping the seals fresh. A must for any co2 user

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always use a drop of this before inserting a co2 cartride

Price is right and the product works. I use it every time I change CO2 , which is more than recommended, but then I'm over careful. I purchased two after a conversation with the customer service dpt. here at PyramydAir, one for my son.

Nothing at all.

Just that you need to use this on your CO2 air gun for best results and longevity.

It works for what it was designesd for.

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You gotta have it. you gotta use it, or else...

Great stuff! I bought a unfired, but vintage EB-20 Sheridan from and auction. 4 drops of pellgunoil in, I pierced the first CO2 cartridge it was leaking gas so it sounded like I had bought a gun the needed seals. I fired a couple of pellets down range and the seals met the oil and stopped leaking. I fired a few rounds every day for over a week without problems. I give all the credit to this fine product.

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Do I really need this stuff for my CO2 or pump? Absolutely! It will keep your gun working. If you don't use it, your gun will stop working. A cheap investment to use a few drops every 250 shots.

Add a transparent window to the tube to see how much is left and when it is time to get more.

The moving parts of airguns need regular cleaning a lubrication to keep working. Some lubricants can damage parts of an airgun. DON'T use WD40 or 3-in-1 oil because you don't know how it will affect some of the parts. Some lubricants will ruin and break down the seals. You can have confidence in using Pellgun oil safely on any parts.
There is an alternative for lubricating seals, one that is developed specifically for rubber and other seals- transmission fluid. You can use it safely on other parts of your airgun, but it is thick and sticky and will hold on to dirt "sanding" down moving parts. You don't have to worry if you stick to using Pellgun oil.