Page 3 - Crosman Silicone Chamber Oil Reviews

I got this Silicone Chamber oil as Crosman / Benjamin stated and it does work as it should . After shooting around 300 rounds through the gun I used this and it did bring the pressure back up to as it was new . And it smoothed out the whole works in the Airgun .

Well the main thing I would change is put a tube of this product in every gun purchase as it is not always easy to find to buy !

I put one small drop down into the pressure chamber on the gun like it stated . But after doing that the gun did smoke each time it was shot for quite awhile ! So if you use this then you should not be too worried as all the Break type airguns I have used this on have done the same thing .

A good investment for long life and durability of you guns.

Nothing.

This is like an insurance policy to keep the gun operating.

Works as advertised.

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This is for break barrels. It will not damage the seals like standard Pellet Oil. Use sparingly. A little goes a long way.

This is the RIGHT OIL for your Crosman gun! It is simple to apply and the tube will last a long time, and by using this product you will also help keep your gun around for a very long time/

Nothing.................You need this product.

Use the right oil, so you do not damage your guns.

Handy little squeeze tube.

An extension tube to get into tight spaces.

Silicone is the only lube to use on break barrel guns

It does a great job of lubricating the auction!

Fine as is.

You may not know it but, you need it for your air gun.

Easy to order; good tracking; prompt delivery; oil container well labeled and easy to find in my gun box and no apparent tendency to leak.

Price seems very high for the amount sold.

This stuff is really thin, about the consistency of water, so watch not putting a lot more into the combustion chamber than intended. Doing business with PA is always a pleasure.

DONT KNOW...Umarex says 2 drops every 1000 shots...hatsan says none.

from what ive read in forums & reviews im bout half scared to use anything in the chamber...mixed info is all i get. I aint adding nothing to hatsan vortex until im absolutely sure. Seem to work good in AirHawk,not so good in Yukon. Will not be buying any more Umarex products.

Compatible with PCPs and Springer's/Nitro Pistons.

Amount for the Money, Application is hard with no needle and the point of the bottle is too big to have any precision.

This is basically Pure Silicone Oil, If you had any RC experience this is perhaps 20-30WT Silicone Shock Oil. For the price you could get some Team Losi Racing 30WT in 4oz Bottle and have the same results!!

It works

Works well in NP rifles, feel it helps maintain a moreconsistent velocity. One tube will last for ever.

Works well.

Nothing.

No.

Helps the action with my Benjamin Marauder.

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A MUST if you own a Benjamin Marauder!

good chamber oil

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oil your chamber at least once a year

It has a huge following

Better, larger container

This product has been working for air gunners for many years

Good stuff it does what it says it does.

After cutting the tip store it with the cap up because it doesn't seal completely.

I would recommend this product to anyone with a Crossman or Benjamin airgun.

for compression chamber only just one drop,also good lubricant for hinges

very expensive,needs applicator tip.

I also use it to lightly wip down stocks.

Handy size tube fits in your pocket. I can't really tell if it's any better than other pellet gun oils, but I am using it as recommend in the directions. Just like the old hair cream commercials used to say, "a little dab will do ya". Too much of the oil is just as bad as not enough.

A larger volume for the price would be a good thing from a consumer viewpoint.

works good . easy to use. cheaper than the other ... RWS .

PRICE. ITS A LIL HIGH.

I use it every 200 , 3oo shots . a drop will do.

It seemed to help a lot

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I put this in a Crosman Vantage NP that was new last year. I read repeatedly on airgun forums it wasn't necessary with the seals in this gun even though the manual says to add it after a break-in period of hundreds of pellets. My Vantage was wildly inconsistent and grouping horribly after around 300 pellets. I checked all the basics and was frustrated by the inconsistent groups. I figured I would try this oil and see. I put two drops in the chamber and let it sit in the case over-night with the barrel closed and pointed toward the ceiling. Next day first shot was a bit loud and the pellet didn't even hit the pellet trap. Second shot was a dead center bulls. Grouping is much tighter now and I plan to continue to use this product on a periodic basis.

Easy to use with the tapered tip and small squeeze tube.

Not certain how good it actually is working. It seems to work okay, but for $8, I think that there are better options out there