Help with identifying this air gun

mbogo3 said:
Yes they have leather seals. Dry as can be likely ,drive out the cross pin and remove the end cap. The piston can be soaked for a week nose down in a 1/4" of silicone neet'sfoot oil then reassembled. Just shy of 600fps good enough to head shoot grouse.
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Would mineral oil work as well ? Have a link for a video on how it would come apart ?
 
BrownR said:
Would mineral oil work as well ? Have a link for a video on how it would come apart ?
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be careful with mineral oil, it can cause so called dieseling of your gun.
If you do use it then only use a few drops at a time and something that has a high viscosity like sewing machine oil if you have it.
If it's bone dry then indeed let it soak for a couple of days at least.

Most will likely recommend using silicone oil. This is for instance being sold in small bottles in a hobby shop as shock oil for RC cars
 
bertn said:
be careful with mineral oil, it can cause so called dieseling of your gun.
If you do use it then only use a few drops at a time and something that has a high viscosity like sewing machine oil if you have it.
If it's bone dry then indeed let it soak for a couple of days at least.

Most will likely recommend using silicone oil. This is for instance being sold in small bottles in a hobby shop as shock oil for RC cars
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I’d hVe to check the mineral oil I have but it’s food grade, and then I have some other type that is used in clutch masters and lines on a sport bike that would likely work too. Otherwise I might have to check the hobby shop in town to see if they have any of that stuff
 
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