I followed the instruction, using RWS products, and got a single detonation. I'm steamed! A little on-line research and I find out others have the same experience. Brilliant. Pyramid Air suggests lubing the chamber less frequently, with less oil. Others are even leaving the rifle a day before firing so oil evaporates, leaving the lube behind. RWS should mention this.

I just got this rife today. I did put a different scope on it because it has zoom. The stock scope is very clear I’m sure it’s good , but I shoot out to 25 yards and beyond. Very Impressed with this rifle. This is my first Gamo I have several other brands but I like this one as well.

Nice no nonsense tutorial. Thanks.

Omg..i was just waiting for him to dry fire it at the end lol...😂🤣😂🤣

I am new at this airgun situation, and am just learning. The video is just the things that I need to learn, but the table is dark and not enough lighting to actually see what needs to be done. Keep up the teaching vids and lot more light would be appreciated.

brilliant information, new to all this and i took a lot from that. Thanks!

By switching the "Oiler", (applicator needle), from the spring lube to the chamber lube you just cross contaminated your two different oils. How much spring lube from the oiler just went into the air compression chamber? The cleaning kit should come with two applicator needles.

@MtnBadger

4 жыл бұрын

Or be sure to push enough of the current oil out to clear the needle before oiling the part. Good catch... Though the argument may be made that not enough oil is contained in the needle to make a significant difference/impact.

@michaelledford4751

3 жыл бұрын

@Raphael Gideon damn dude,if your girlfriend's so untrustworthy that you proudly hack her privacy then one of you is a seriously foul person .

@michaelledford4751

3 жыл бұрын

@Royal Remy lmfao at you talking to yourself using a sock puppet account to shill for that stoopid hacking site , both the account for Royal Remy & Raphael Gideon were both created the same time 1 week ago, reporting as spam.

Easy peasy- and it works!!

@Chopslord We recommend RWS chamber oil. (Umarex USA website, search for "oil" on the lefthand side, first result that says "RWS Airgun accessories") The oil rag they are using is a patch designed specifically for airguns. That would likely be the preferred type to use. (I have seen people use all kinds of different rags though)

Thanks guys great video!

I am a Tuba player and I enjoy plinking and vermin hunting, with my reliable .177 break barrel. I Found out that my Tuba piston oil is actually a lot better than the RWS oil, as it is not petroleum based, and it doesn't leave any kind of excess inside my gun. the best is that it is cheaper. anyway, if you are going to take the trip to the music shop for your "Fast valve oil" don't walk in on your hunting outfit.. you might get some funky looks...

@user-hd4ov6fs2y

8 ай бұрын

Pneumatic air tool oil sold at Lowe's, Home Depot and Walmart works fine also. Cost is about $3.00

It could be. It could also be due to the types of O-Rings on the air rifle. I've much experience with paintball markers and I find that petro based lubricants do erode the buna-nitrile o-rings a bit over time and can cause leaks. I don't recall such an effect on the polyurethane o-rings though. I would say silicone lubricants are best for any kind of o-ring under these kinds of pressure.

@KimLensing

5 жыл бұрын

synthetic rings need silicone leather ones need oil

If you are talking about the chamber lube, you should only buy oil that is specifically made for spring piston airguns, since it has a very high flashpoint. Using the wrong oil can cause more harm than good, ie, dieseling, seal deterioration, bad accuracy. Order something else when you order and the shipping cost won't feel so bad.

@matt14x thanks 4 the info, cause i was planning on getting a crosman storm xt later on this year, i'll look for some next time i'm at wal-mart, THANKS!

RWS rocks!!!

remington gun oil you can normally find at walmart (drop not spary) is a great light all around lube and clean and protect. i lube around every 100-250 and i dont take apart my gun till tue 2000 mark.

@LearnToTurn7 you can buy some Rem Oil, at walmart, thats wat i use on my crosman storm xt and its fires like the day i bought it

Hope I didn’t mess up my gun. Put a few drops of rem oil on the spring. Has been sitting in my closet for a couple years

Alright thanks a lot, il be using it only on barrel and spring, and I will try to find RWS oil for air chamber, just to be completly sure. Again, thanks a lot

You forgot to lube the trigger gismo, Also put the gun upside down to lube the back side of the compression chamber from oiling of spring. The oil will get in to the cylinder walls and lube the seal from reverse side.

i only use ballistol on my Weichrauch HW77 for 20 years. It shoots like on the first day.

I did this, and right afterward shot it... perhaps that was a bad idea? I've only performed this maintenance on my rifle twice, and both times it dieseled when i fired the first shot. Now it was kind of cool because it totally made the pellet brake the sound barrier with its extra punch. But, I'm still worried of what damage it may have caused. =[ Btw, yes... I only put one drop of RWS "CHAMBER" lube in the cylinder. I wonder if I just need to let it set for awhile before shooting?

@UmarexAir Aw and that's my delema. I want the best but the price is steep. They have a limited lifetime warranty as well I believe. I will probably convince myself into buying one in the future.

@dudrhkd7 Not true...BEEMAN says the cleaning pellets are designed to be shot out of the barrel..that's why you use TWO pellets together in order to maintain resistance. BEEMAN also suggests using dry MOLY powder on the mainspring, or MOLY grease..NEVER oil. Only oil the piston deal, and the breech seal. Don't use oil in the barrel except when storing the gun.. oil is the gunk that you are cleaning out in the first place!

@michaelledford4751

3 жыл бұрын

Have you done any research as to the negative effects caused by dry barrel friction ? If you havent you should , all barrels should be kept oiled

@japonaliya

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelledford4751 I am not talking about dry barrel friction. You do not use oil in an air gun barrel when in use. It causes dieseling which unless you use a gun designed for that like the EL 54 Barakuda, you will do much harm to your gun. Of course you swab the barrel with oil or grease when storing, but between uses in the short term you use a non inflammable lube. It also depends on your gun type. Piston guns need more lube than co2 or pneumatic compressed air guns. I also shoot black powder so I know what is good and not good for a gun barrel.

I don't think it hurt if you didn't see any changes in the operation of the gun, but I would keep an eye on it.

thats great

Are there any videos on how to clean the RWS rifles like the (model 54) with the side arm cocking. It doesn't look like the cleaning rod can go through the breech end of the barrel on a side arm cocking pellet rifle.

do have recommendation on maintenance for a nitro piston breakbarrell air rifle.

At the end of the video where he says you need to discharge the rifle, does he mean dry fire it?

I have searched and can find no kits (or separate sales) of all three oils listed in the video. Where can these be found?

Hey, i have a bottle of gamo oil, it says general purpose, but I saw there are lots of different oils for each part of the riffle, so I was wondering, where should i apply this Gamo Oil: Spring, Chamber or Barrel???

Hey I got a Benjamin titan GP an I was wondering if I made the piston lighter with increase my accuracy or no?

All these things are included in the kit?

How to maintain the side lever available?

The bore cleaner is not included in the kit. How do we get the bore cleaner, and why is it not included in the kit?

@greg6162

3 жыл бұрын

Get some Ballistol put in barrel with a bore snake ( if you get .22 firearm version of a boresnake take out the imbedded brush there is a video on KZread for that it could damage the rifling) run that through about 5 times. Then get a second bore snake (preferably for a .22 air rifle) and put silicone oil ONLY in the barrel and do the same (not too much) and run it through 4-5 times and then wipe the breach seal with a shop cloth that has a few drops of silicone oil (it’s important it’s not petroleum based it degrades the seals) and your done cleaning the inside. Get another shop cloth and spray a light coating of some more Ballistol and Wikipedia down the outside receiver and barrel and that’s a sufficient for a quick clean. Now internally is different from each gun manufacturer.

@romeowhiskey2759

3 жыл бұрын

@@greg6162 haha, that auto spell mistake made me laugh. Wikipedia down the outside receiver

hello, i am new to air rifles, could you please tell me the chemicals which you used on the rifle ? thank you

What was the model of the gun that you were cleaning? What was the other one on the table?

can i use rem oil and reminginton bore cleaner on my air rifle

I haven't seen a cleaning kit for a .25 , what's up with that?

@ImNewToThis100 We do not know the contents, so we cannot recommend that lube. In general, avoid any lube with petroleum in it on any type of an airgun.

Do you guys have a video in how to clean a co2 air rifle or is it the same thing and where could I get those materials the video is very helpful but I dont want to do it in my 200 dollar rifle

do you lube the spring with it too?

is that silicone oil?

also can you oil the barrel with it?

is it okay to use a couple of drops of balistol on the breaking mechanism and the spring ?

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

John Doe yes

yes you can

could ballistol be used for all of this?

are they working on a RWS model 34 in this video?

with its also work on nitro piston rifle??? benjamin trail XL

A bore guide would be advisable... Are there torque specs for tightening the stock screws, or is a noted effort to "hit the same mark" sufficient?

@GovtWatchdog

2 жыл бұрын

A bore guide for a bore that small?? Do you know how insanely skinny the cleaning rod would have to be in order to use a bore guide on a .177 air rifle??

@MtnBadger

2 жыл бұрын

@@GovtWatchdog Yeah, I thought about that after I wrote that. Just my over active, OCD mind always getting it's two cents in. 😆 I had one of these when I was young and now that I finally have another, I want to do everything I can to make it lasts. I decided a bit of a compound like a moldable plastic (silly putty, etc.) around the opening to keep things safe from dings would be functional if one wanted to go that far. I'm not crazy, just a frustrated scientist at heart who's always looking for new and exciting ways to over complicate things. Gives my mind something to think about while distracting myself from PTSS stuff, like working with my guns. It would be an interesting concept, though. Needle bore cleaning rods... 😆

I have a rws mod.25 I don't know much about it but was wondering if you mite. Any info will help. Mainly can I mount a scope on it & is it a good one?

Hi the eezox sinthetic work for this type of rifle?

can we do this with the rws mod 45:? and what type of oil do we need:?

I can't take my stock off I bought my gun used from air gun depot and my take down screws have lock tight in them

Can you tell me WHERE ON EARTH I CAN FIND THIS NON PETROULEUM BASED OIL W/OUT ORDERING IT ONLINE, it would be a great help as i'm planning to get a crosman storm xt sometime and would like to keep it properly maintained, Thanks!

I accidentley dry fired my air rifle. Does anyone know if it may of caused any damage. It still shoots just as accurate.

More like 50 shot and replace.IT'S AN IMPRESSIVE LOOKING PIECE OF JUNK !!! WANT ONE, I HAVE A 22 CAL MAKE ME AN OFFER. When I got it all looked fine, put a target out, got it sighted in, a few shots later the the cocking arm broke also braking the cocking lever at the pin and at the same time. That's when I found out the warranty was completely worthless. Being brand new I ordered the parts and fixed it myself. Same thing happened again. It may be defective, I wanted it replaced but good luck with that. Very serious I have one for sale if anyone wants it.

Thanks. just the information i was looking for. One question regarding the brush. Is it copper/metal ?. because i have a cleaning kit with a copper,plastic and a cotton brush.And im a little anxious about use the copper one. Could you do a "cleaning an out-of-the-box-airrifle" video too ? And perhaps a disassemble, cleaning and lube and assemble video. great videos..voted and favourised..

@silvermediastudio

4 жыл бұрын

A copper brush won't hurt the steel barrel. Use plastic every 100 rounds. Copper every 1000. Cotton is a mop, it's nice to have separate ones for 1) wiping down the bore after cleaning and removing grit (remove it after it's been pushed through the muzzle rather than drag it back through), 2) final wipe to remove excess oil.

What should I be using to lube the joints? Would the chamber oil be ok? I'm not having spring honking yet so I really only want to order one product.

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

Chamber oil is silicone oil, not recommended for mainspring or hinges, use spring cylinder oil for that. Silicone not good for lubricating metal to metal surfaces.

350 mag i put 2 drops air chamber lube in it and it diesel,s bad wtf

hi, i just want to know, is it okay to use the type of grease that been used for vehicles. because its very hard to find such type made for guns in my country.

@rushzeen

3 жыл бұрын

@@googleuser1456 how about chicken fried cooking oil. is it ok??

What lube did they use for the spring? Kinda hard to understand him

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

RWS spring cylinder lube

Isn't it really bad on these to dry fire?

At the end i thought you were going to dryfire! I would of freaked. lol

what about wd40, on the can it ses i can use it for gun cleaning, is it ok?

Excellent vid! Could you do one for PCP's. I already have the RWS kit.

If u dont use your rifle a lot, It's probobly a good idea to do this every time after shooting.

@dudrhkd7 mineral oil or baby oil

this is all great. but i have been using wd40 and other petro based oils for years. and i have seen no damage. the reasons i use petro based stuff are its cheaper and non petro based stuff is impossible to find in my neck of the woods.

you just drip oil in the holes is the camber thats it i put 100000 threw on and thats all ive done

I don't think I've ever found more mixed opinion on wat oil ect to use than this topic I have a magnum 350 the manual says nothing about any specific type to use rws isn't available where I am fuckin bullshit

oops... I meant brass..Not copper

I have an isseu my break barrel air rifle is jamming i cant cock it anymore what should i do

@KimLensing

5 жыл бұрын

take it apart and check parts for breakages

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

Buy a german rifle

This is not needed guys, don't waist your money .

DO NOT recommend for air chamber. Barrel ok and probably mainspring. We usually tell customers not to use it only RWS to ensure it does not cause damage to the seals.

Need better lighting.

could you use WD40 for lubricant?

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

Negative

This is a good way to overlube your gun until it diesels and then you have to send it to these guys to fix.

@KimLensing

5 жыл бұрын

all guns diesel hehehehe only problem youd have over lubing is that is explodes also

Won't taking the barrel off of the stock void the warranty?

i know for a fact that you should never shoot your gun without a bullet or 2 cottons. or else you can break your spring. your gun needs backpressure

@googleuser1456

3 жыл бұрын

Except Gamo rifles, they are designed to be dry fired without a problem

Need subtitles to understand what he is saying

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

Southern accent

I Have A RWS#350 Magnum..Way More Powerful&In My Opinion..Deadly ACCURATE..Morw Lux..If You Ask Me..Bigger. Better Looking..1350Fps.

you comment like this "great Excellent and helpful.. now i must say some thing.. that people dont know nothing about "how oil the gun".... The oils is not correct the work is not complete, i see a lot of wrong things...... alot... but i know... they must sell they "oils" ...... I cant think that, a company like umare (RWS) pay for this video... just i can thing it..... -100000....

git em gooden taht

Uhhhh huh huh.......he said *Jag Off* huh huh huh huh

@yodigi101

its not good for seals dont use it....unless if u remove the barrel thats the only way you can use it and make sure u dont leave it on because it will eat up your seal

That RWS Air Chamber lube is garbage! 2 drops and then a diesel detonation at the pull of the trigger. It was nighttime so I could see the glow of the detonation from the seams of my Diana 34. The seal is probably ruined along with the mainspring and if so compensation is due on the grounds of false advertisement. I am very angry indeed.

Does he see where the fingers of his left hand are . Cocked, open, oops bye bye fingertips. Ouch

ok thanks, i won't

Well I guess RWS was smarter than you, it was in their manuals stating it, then you guys say its OK to do for you can sell more guns.

I'd like to know why the RWS series of air rifles are so damned expensive. I know that they are a quality air rifle but come on. I can buy a handgun cheaper and some half descent rifles for what the RWS commands. Thought long but just can't justify the expense for an air rifle. Gonna buy a Glock instead.

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

Apples and oranges

Lol no propellant. The crud in the barrel is just the stuff they put on the outside of pellets so they don't rust. Lol you have to season your barrel to make it most accurate anyway. Lmao cleaning after 100 or 1000 shots no thanks. So unnecessary.

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

All metals do oxidize at differing rates, but "rust" is only associated with "ferrous metals", (metal with iron in it), like the barrel is probably made out of if it can rust. Lead has no iron in it, and they do not rust. Pellets may be coated with something, but I am sure many are raw also. One famous rust preventive for guns right out of the factories has been the use of "Cosmoline". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmoline Different manufactures use different rust inhibitors for shipping from the factory I am sure, but if they are anything like cosmoline, you better clean the barrel before you shoot IMO.

@quiropracticoculiacan1

4 жыл бұрын

Correct, just waste of time and money

whe you clean ya ai rifle in da south, use ya pratective glasses ;) :))))

@porkchopspapi5757

7 жыл бұрын

Inspire. Why ?

why they always acting like they talking to fools?

What a clown show!

would this way of doing it work on any air rifle?