Page 20 - Crosman Pellgun oil Reviews

A product that's of great benefit to airgun owners; a must have item for CO2 & multipump guns.

Offer a larger tube or bottle with a long reach stem.

Storing tube in an upright position is a good idea.

It's great, lasting oil. I only need it for CO2 changes. It protects very well.

Maybe a fine-tip applicator for easier distribution. A larger tube?

Works well,

Needs needle applicator. Should sell in bigger quantities. 1 ounce bottles with applicator would be great.

Once you open tube, keep it upright. Cap does not seal well.

Recommended by Crosman. Works on other airguns. Small size, convenient to use but...(see changes)

Sell in bigger package. Maybe a 2 oz bottle with longer nose for getting into tight places. There are no retailers in the real world selling this stuff. I have to buy it via internet and pay shipping. CCosts too much.

Shipped fast, as advertised

The oil did not fix any of my three leaking pistols. Disappointing. Shipping charges excessive. Should have been shipped USPS Priority.

Did everything it was advertised to do. Brought a 25yr. old Sheridan Blue Streak back to life.

Would pay the extra money if it came with needle applicator.

High quality oil.

This is a little pricey for 1/4 ounce of oil. A larger tube would be nice for those of us that have more than one gun to oil up.

A must have for any Co2 shooter.

The value and the overall effectiveness of this product.

The leaking issue that plagues this product.

it helps prevent leaks.

Be careful when using it, a lot comes out even if you squeze it a little.

It functions as an effective lubricant.

My biggest gripe is that the cap leaks. Every time I go to use it, I have an oily mess all over and I have to wipe it up first. I would change the shape of the container so that it stands up-right. I like to keep the oil in the CO2 box and it would fit better (and wouldn't leak) if it had a flat bottom and could stand up.

Though this item works as advertised, I will not be buying it again and will try one of the other products out there. A leaking container, in my mind, shows that the manufacturer does not pay attention to the details. That is typically why I steer clear of Crosman and Daisy products in general.

it works great!

This is the life fuel of any multi pumps. I apply every 100-200 and it just brings the rifle back in tip top shape.

They really drip easily. Make a more secured cap.

Make sure nothing is squeezing it. Some of mine leaked out from me accidentally leaving it under a tin of pellets. the cap was sealed tight.

Affordable and small in size. Made my Crosman 1377 sing immediately after application.

Maybe a bulk 'blister pack' of 5 for a greater discount.

I put this on my mult-pump head and suddenly got greater accuracy and repeatable accuracy.

Works very well with my Crosman Pro77 & Walther CP99.. Doesn't leave an oily residue..Seals and lubes everything in gun very well..

Nothing at all except making it available by the liter !

I find that putting one drop of this stuff on every Crosman Powerlet tip before inserting into pistol assures you of airgun fun for many years !

Great tube container size.

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I put a smail drop on the end of my co2 cartridges, help lube barrel.

That' it's a dedicated oil for airguns.

I've used many other lubricants, but this offers the best performance in lubricity, seal mantainance--all aspects of use. And it's not a dust magnet. Use sparingly, but use often.

Easy to dispense. Stores easily since it is so small. Cap seals good.

Maybe a larger container or a refill jar to refill existing tubes.

I use for lubing pellets, lubing the tips of CO2 cartridges before insertion, lubing airgun joints.

As predicted by online research, this really rejuvenated the seals on my inherited '73 Sheridan rifle. Sealed it up tight after years of not being fired.

The tube looks small, but there is plenty of oil for routine maintenance.

This stuff is magic!

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I'd ignored everyone's recommendation to use Pellgunoil on my IZH46M, instead using Daisy-brand and then some other syn oil. After ~1000 rounds, it started leaking at the breach from an aparrently poorly lubricated seat seal. Pulled the seal and lubed with Pellgunoil and fixed the problem.

I have been recommending Crosman Pellgunoil to airgunners for over 15 years. I have seen this product fix leaking airguns in a number of cases--maybe as much as half the time. If the leak is a slow one, there is a good chance Pellgunoil will stop it. For what you pay, you get enough oil to seal dozens of guns or to perform routine maintenance on a couple guns for many years. It's very easy to use, and the results pay for the product many times over.

The only thing I would change is that I would make a larger section in the Crosman owner's manual for the part about Pellgunoil. Shooters really need to know what it can do for them.

You read a lot about what can be substituted for Pellgunoil. I wouldn't bother with that, though, because the product is not expensive. It's far better to spend a couple dollars than to waste time searching for something that may be fractionally cheaper but has to be mixed in quantities so large that it becomes a storage nightmare. Buy it and use it according to the owner's manual and my blog reports. Remember, Pellgunoil works for all CO2 guns as well as for single-stroke and multi-pump pneumatics (oiling the pump piston head). Don't use it on PCPs.