A.A.Prosport

[pipestone]

Hello everyone,

Lots of water under the bridge...

Sure lots of new stuff here on the site, I have come and hung out for a while now and then, but life has been so busy for me the last few years, starting to settle down some.

Anyways...I have a Prosport that I bought many years ago and was wondering if i need to add any chamber oil as a maintenance item? ; round count i couldn't even guess.

Looking forward to hanging out a little more as winter settles in here in Montana.

Thanks!
Dana

[Nukall856]

Do Not put silicone chamber oil in your compression tube. Unless you want the AG to diesel for 50+ shots as you wonder where tf your pellets are hitting. YMMV.

NVak

[Back_Roads]

 You may want to freshen the oil on the cocking lever pivots, a good multipurpose gun lube will do.

[Tater]

Moved to the UK Airgun gate.

[DEAN]

Id just shoot it a few times and see how it acts, might just need lube in gun moved around after setting. If sounds dry I would take apart clean old lube and lube spring etc. Check piston seal while in it.

[pipestone]

Thanks Gentlemen.
The weather has been exceptionable for this time of year in MT.  and have been doing some shooting at 25,35, and 50 yds... what a great rifle, groups are outstanding. Doesn't seem dry on the compression end, did add a little oil on the pivots.
Thanks again