Best place to put in oil if you're not using a screw in?

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  • Shirow
    www.digitalgunfire.com
    • Aug 2002
    • 2023

    #1

    Best place to put in oil if you're not using a screw in?

    I have a quick disconnect w/ slide check directly connected to my valve. I'm using a flatline tank. I generally try to put a few drops in the macroline but it's tough to get more than a couple in with the small diameter of the hose.

    I've tried dripping it into the macroline fitting itself, but most of it tends to blow out.

    Do you think putting a couple of drops into the macroline closest to the valve each time I play is the best method? I know most people recommend directly into the ASA but I don't have one
    Superbolt
  • Mongoose
    VenomousDesigns.com

    • Nov 2006
    • 1593

    #2
    i add the oil in the macro fitting connected to the valve, unless its a P-mag then i add the oil to the asa.

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    • Shirow
      www.digitalgunfire.com
      • Aug 2002
      • 2023

      #3
      Originally posted by Mongoose
      i add the oil in the macro fitting connected to the valve, unless its a P-mag then i add the oil to the asa.
      That's pretty similar to what I've been doing, just don't have a macro fitting on my valve because of the quick disconnect. I don't think there is much other choice other than my current method, just worried I'm not getting enough oil through it.
      Superbolt

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      • fishmishin
        Registered User
        • Dec 2008
        • 1285

        #4
        Originally posted by Mongoose
        i add the oil in the macro fitting connected to the valve, unless its a P-mag then i add the oil to the asa.
        Same here. The only thing is that with running a flatline with no slide check there is normally around 200psi still left in the line. I use a 3/8" wrench to push in on the macro line 90 to bleed the air off, then take the macro line out. I want to go back to braided, but I want to pick up some heat shrink for it first. Anyone have any of the AO heat shrink left?

        I may not be completely understanding your set up though. You have a QD w/slide check hooked up with macro line running to it from the flatline. I think you would be able to just put a few drops in the QD fitting, and you will still get plenty to the valve, and the QD would stay well oiled also.
        http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...ishin+feedback

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        • Shirow
          www.digitalgunfire.com
          • Aug 2002
          • 2023

          #5
          Originally posted by fishmishin
          Same here. The only thing is that with running a flatline with no slide check there is normally around 200psi still left in the line. I use a 3/8" wrench to push in on the macro line 90 to bleed the air off, then take the macro line out. I want to go back to braided, but I want to pick up some heat shrink for it first. Anyone have any of the AO heat shrink left?

          I may not be completely understanding your set up though. You have a QD w/slide check hooked up with macro line running to it from the flatline. I think you would be able to just put a few drops in the QD fitting, and you will still get plenty to the valve, and the QD would stay well oiled also.
          Yeah, I do that sometimes but I tend to get a bit of oil blowing out of the fitting and onto my body if I put it directly into a fitting vs into the macro line. Just annoys me to see oil spatter on my nice gun
          Superbolt

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          • fishmishin
            Registered User
            • Dec 2008
            • 1285

            #6
            That is understandable. I never thought about putting a QD on with macro line, so thanks for the idea. I would rather go back to braided though since I am pushing 1000psi out of my flatline. So did you post any pics of your new build and I just missed them. If not then post em up, lets see it !!!
            http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...ishin+feedback

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