Posted by: Jack_Renter on June 30, 2003 at 00:44:03

wow, yeah lets see its my philosophy, or something like that, that after each time i play i break down my gun i basically take out everything except the main valve thingy take out the front bolt, the rear bolt and spring stuff, take out the whole trigger assembly after everything is out i wipe it all off with a rag, and wipe out the main two parts of the gun and i think thats just about the whole gun, well i strip out everything i can basically then i just lube everything up(coat it so its dripping almost0 and put it back in the front bolt, rear bolt and all cocking stuff, all of the trigger pins and springs, ill put a drop or two in the end where you screw on the co2 tank, then i just shoot the gun 15-20 times and rub off all the excess oil that leaks out i dont think you can really overlube the gun, or at least i havent yet, someone correct me if im wrong the oil i use is Hoppe's 9 lubricating oil(high viscosity and penetration-for firearms finshin reels and all mechanisms) i also have heard that you shouldn't mix different kinds oil, just because of different viscosities of the oil, or something, all i know is that mixing is bad and as long as you put the gun back togother correctly you should have no troubles and a smooth shootin 98 this oil wont mess with the plastic parts at all, they will be un affected, as in they wont melt or break down ok thats all, a clean gun is a good gun, and it is a .......... long .......lasting gun, and stuff......

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