LUBRICATION OF SYNTHETIC BREECH SEAL AND PISTON SEAL.

[targetpoint]

The purpose of this new topic is to have true knowledge on lubrication of seals especially of springer.There is lot of videos in YouTube regarding this but are all confusing.Some uses a dab of moly around the outer skirt of piston seal and some uses silicon oil.Some says synthetic seals needs lubrication after every 1000 pellets and some says it needs lubrication after 3000.
Some says synthetic seals are self lubricating and some says there is nothing called self lubrication.
Some says silicon oil tends to react with metal parts leading to formation of sand like deposition,I am not a chemistry student so can't name its chemical name.
But as springer is a mechanical machine so every part of it is prone to wear and tear.LUBRICATION enhances life of every running parts apart from making it smoother to shoot.
I know every airgunner has their own recipe for their airrifle lubrication.I hope they will address it properly.
Thanks.
Shoot Less But Shoot Class.

[Bullo oka]

Bit confused about it, if piston seal neads lubrication why precihole didnt sell some kind of lubricant like rws silicon lube, they already had a moly grease for ithe parts.

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[The guy.99]

I'm not able to install a O ring breech seal , it's a bit bigger
Help please

[targetpoint]

Yes Dear Bullo oka,I am also confused by the various opinion of airgunners.As per as our knowledge,every machinery needs greasing so piston seal too needs some kind of lubrication to get efficiency and life enhancement.
See what our members has to say regarding lubrication.
Thanks.
Shoot Less But Shoot Class.

[baggafx]

i have tried all engine oil,2t oil,vegi oil,moly grease nothing works expect silicon chamber oil.... watch this video of tom galord father of airguns all of u..it will clear all things u want

[Agontuk]

I found some sheldon silicon oil from amazon....
did these work as chamber oil ??
if yes, can any one tell me which one??
I think these all have different viscosity....

[SMJ]

@targetpoint - I guess you must have seen this video, re attaching the link for your reference. He has really good knowledge all around