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Oiling the tip of a CO2 cartridge

Started by Jaybo, December 26, 2016, 11:58:49 PM

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Jaybo

Whenever I load a new CO2 cartridge into one of my guns I always put a drop of Pellgun oil on the tip.  Looking inside the air chamber of my 2240, I thought it would be better to put the oil on the neck of the cartridge (also?) so that the o-ring would be lubed each time.  What are your thoughts?

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bgmcgee

The tip of the cartridge seals against a gasket on the end of the valve. Oiling the tip is correct.
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BillK

#2
The tip of the cartridge is what seals it.  There is no Oring sealing.  So only put a SMALL drop on the tip of the cartridge.
IMO Mac1 Secret Sauce is much better than PellOil.
http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/secret-sauce-small-dripper-2-fl-oz-p/m1ss2po.htm


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CraigH

Put one or two drops on the cartridge tip - that will lubricate the seal and the valve internals.  The seal is of a rather flat construction, it is not an o-ring.
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