Posted by: PigTech on May 10, 2003 at 12:44:01 Forum Administrator

: I have a Custom 98 who's only upgrade to the base CO2 air system has been the addition of a Female Palmer Stabilizer. As an FYI, the instructions state you should keep the regulator well lubricated. : Up until now, whenever I show up to my field I have put one drop on each O-ring on the rear bolt, and two drops down the ASA. Depending on the day I will go through approximately 300 to 800 rounds. : So the big question is am I oiling enough, to much, and/or not in the right way? You're right on the mark. Just make sure after you put the oil in the ASA that you take off the barrel, and fire a couple dozen "dry" shots of gas to blow the oil through, otherwise the oil will coat the inside of the barrel throwing off your accuracy. See you on the field, -Bill Mills

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