Would browning oil work for lubercating my automag for lvl X installation? If not which oil would you suggest?
mag oil?
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mag oil?
team deadeye
automag 68 classic
intellefeed
ule cf body - black
black 14' ultralight
level 10
black gas threw grip
crossfire 68/3000 psi high
black halo B
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It might. I would seek out some pure silicone oil. From a hobby shop. It's my favorite. I used to use ATF with good results too. -
ok....any more sugestions?team deadeye
automag 68 classic
intellefeed
ule cf body - black
black 14' ultralight
level 10
black gas threw grip
crossfire 68/3000 psi high
black halo B
READ THE SIG RULES AND RULES ABOUT CURSINGComment
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ATF as in transmision fluid..are u serious...did it work well?Originally posted by trains are badIt might. I would seek out some pure silicone oil. From a hobby shop. It's my favorite. I used to use ATF with good results too.1- 68 automag (CF 351XX) ULE, ULT, lvl 10
2- 68 automag (CF 287XX) ANS bolt and on/off
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autolube, gold cup , pmi it all works
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Any one use Hoppes 9 gun oil. Is what i used in my tippmanns for Years and never thought diferant when i lubed up my mag is it ok to use this stuff in mags??AGD 68 Automag, Azodin KP2, Sheridan PGP2, Tippmann Pro/Carbine, Crossover XVR, SL-68II, and TiPX.Comment
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I was going to post a new thread about militec, but I'll just put it here. I was wondering if it would work, but then noticed that it's a metal conditioner, not necessarily lube. Going to WalMart to get some Gold Cup.Comment
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Militec is also a lube. It SHOULD work fine. I would be more concerned using Hoppes #9 then Militec. Hoppes is a powder solvent not actually a lube. They use bananna oil in it which provides a lubricating effect and gives it it's signature odor. A simple oil would work a lot better. I have always noticed paintball oils are thin compared to a lot of other oils. If I were to go with a pure silicone oil I would look for a 0 or 5 weight oil. Hobby shops do sell it because it is used in R/C shocks.
I personally use shooters choice to clean my firearms, hoppes doesn't attack plastic wad residue as much. I use Militec on my knives and to treat the bores of my firearms. Hoppes silicon oil for a lubricant.Comment
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hoppes makes a light machine oil. It would be ok probably. I like sillicone shock oil because you know it doesn't hurt plastic/rubber. I use 20wt.Comment
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used it on my spyder for 7 years and im still on the original bolt orings without any wear and still look perfect. I also used it on my mag for 2 years and worked like a champ, i just currently switched to silicone oil.Originally posted by Bear_ClawAny one use Hoppes 9 gun oil. Is what i used in my tippmanns for Years and never thought diferant when i lubed up my mag is it ok to use this stuff in mags??Comment


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