Thank you Rick. You can hear the difference.

Very well explained. Thanks Rick!

Thanks brother. I have a fine Gamo Big cat.

Awesome video, One question though, is there any maintenance for a gas ram rifle besides cleaning the barrel, and occasionally, lubing the rear pellet seal ? Thanks. Enjoyed the video.

Good, thanks again Rick.

I have a Walther lgu varmint I've never taken the stock off of. If I do remove the stock will I easily see the spring? It's an underlever of course.... It shoots fantastic but I'd like to make it a bit smoother if possible.

Nice video! how does it look at a distance of 50m? Can you shoot for example a tennis ball?

Would this be better then air venturi moly? I ordered both, but I'm planning on using tune in a tube for the spring. moly for the piston* guide top hat an other areas. (Its a AA TX200)

Why didn't you lube the breakdown hinge?

Rick, I see that you are using a Bullseye mount. What are your thoughts on the mount? Do they hold zero well? I love the idea, but I am skeptical about adding moving parts.

@blomkransen

5 жыл бұрын

I have one on my Diana 350 magnum, and it works great!

@altoncrane9714

5 ай бұрын

I have five, they are excellent.

What about cold?

This ideal for lazy people or people who do not want/dare to disassemble their rifle. I prefer to take out the spring and piston, clean and debur, grease and re-instal.

So to clarify, this product is designed for guns that shoot well, not for guns that have lost power and probably needs new piston seals etc. Which I cannot locate for my particular gun. Definitely a good product, worth a try. Thanks for the video.

What's that rifle Rick I like it and the stock.

@chevysilver-ray-dough6328

4 жыл бұрын

@NK 60 are you a natural douche bag, or is that something you've been working on? Just wondering because you're quite good at it. In fact you're such a good douche bag you made the same douche statement twice with different douche wording. Non douche bags would just tell him what kind of gun it is,(Diana 250) but I'm sure you already know that. Just sayin!!!!!!

@homerlapier8441

4 жыл бұрын

NK 60 such an ass

@homerlapier8441

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a Diana 250

What gun is that I like it I want one

@AirGunWeb

2 жыл бұрын

Diana 250. Cheers AGW

Yeah but in the end the only improvement you achieved was lessening a sound made when breeching the rifle to cock it and maybe some spring vibration and the draw back from the viscosity was a loss of a little over 10 fps . Velocity is very important even with a .177 I might add to the overall accuracy . That's the point of my comment . As a hobby shooter and as a defender of the chicken run and hater of stray cats on my Scat Pack if it don't stop spring vibe , breech grind or scraping and up the fps or muzzle velocity , then what use is it ? I don't expect an answer . Ty

@AirGunWeb

4 ай бұрын

Hey there.. 10 FPS is nothing if you can reduce your standard deviation, which is a far greater benefit. This product is for folks who want a more enjoyable shooting experience delivering greater accuracy due to less vibration and better overall shot-to-shot consistency. It's not a replacement for a full spring tune, but it's a good option for those who don't have the tools or mechanical abilities. This is only really beneficial on traditional metal spring guns.. does nothing for gas ram guns. Cheers AGW

@bizzyizzy8438

4 ай бұрын

Whatever man ! Typical sales man duck and dodge . Bet you voted for Biden too ?

Looks nice, can you eat it?

@bengalvin71

4 жыл бұрын

The Shootin' Dutchman Yeah, my brother said it taste just like Tide Pods 😁

@holydiver701

3 жыл бұрын

Only once.

Maintenance SUCKS! I'm a Shooter, NOT a janitor!

Why would you not just shim the ends of the spring to keep it from vibrating ? Sticky substances don't know the difference between dirt , dust , lint, and springs so all of the afore mentioned things seem likely to wind up in your rifle. My Talon springer ( Hatson 125 ) is so noisy that it embarrasses me to shoot it in front of someone but I still would not put glue on the spring system. Before I would do that I would convert over to the gas piston that I have for it.

@AK-ky3ou

5 жыл бұрын

This is for a first time, take stock off lube. If they enjoy they can get into tinkering later. Imo

It should be included with EVERY Walther terrus or parrus!

@jeremyblackwater439

2 жыл бұрын

I have a parrus.

Ok , first thing are we supposed to just take your word for this lube . All you did to get a base line was talk about a spring vibe . Spring vibe is not a real big thing . Shooters want more accuracy , more velocity , and consistency . Also you just mentioned that you had a slight drop in velocity safter the use of this lube due to its viscosity and drag on the piston ......Idont really see where this lube is a good thing . Air rifle manufacturers have recommended lubes for the parts and seals inside their rifles wouldnt you think those are what is to be used as all air rifles are not made the same and all air rifles use seals made of different polymers , urethanes , and elastomeric properties ? JS

@AirGunWeb

4 ай бұрын

so.. you may or may not have much experience with old-school spring guns.. not gas ram guns, but old springers. Spring vibration and harmonics are a real thing. It's not about "performance" but about making the gun far more enjoyable to shoot. I spent a LOT of time looking for the right lubricant before settling what's used in the tune-in-a-tube product. It does an exceptional job of calming down the vibration. The fact that you can get significant results without having to tear the gun down, which requires a spring compressor and other specialized tools, makes this a great option for folks who just want their springer to shoot with less vibration without having to do a complete rebuild. Take it or leave it.. does not matter to me. I make nothing on it. It's just a great product for folks with old-school spring guns. Cheers AGW

Or you could just get a gas piston rifle and be done with it from the start

@greghumble7306

4 жыл бұрын

Jon Doe properly tuned spring gun cycles better

@jeremyblackwater439

2 жыл бұрын

Nope,gas pistons are not better

@JonDoe-dt9uz

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeremyblackwater439 Gas pistons are so much better that it’s not even debatable

@jeremyblackwater439

2 жыл бұрын

@@JonDoe-dt9uz is that a fact? Because I have both and prefer springs. Might be an opinion thing though.

@AK-ky3ou

2 жыл бұрын

@@JonDoe-dt9uz this is something a newb, “buy the best nitro piston 2000 FPS magnum from Walmart” would say

What about cold?