How do you oil your guns?

[Mike71]

Or you could dip the whole thing in a drum of used motor oil.. hang and let excess drip off.
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Do Not listen to the guy he's crazy lol

[airgunaut]

I just did a quick study of Ballistrol (ballistic-oil). Very interesting. Fun fact: Ballistrol (without propellants) is safe to drink.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballistol

-W

Been using Ballistol even when I was still in the Philippines….Hmm, and I like the smell 

While effective, it’s still oil and sticky, so it’s wax for the exterior for me 🥸

Whoa, back up there. You LIKE the smell?!?

Stinks as badly as PB CLP, though it's a different stink. I do like that it doesn't have lingering bad effects on my respiratory system as CLP does.

[Rick67]

I just did a quick study of Ballistrol (ballistic-oil). Very interesting. Fun fact: Ballistrol (without propellants) is safe to drink.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballistol

-W

Been using Ballistol even when I was still in the Philippines….Hmm, and I like the smell 

While effective, it’s still oil and sticky, so it’s wax for the exterior for me 🥸

Whoa, back up there. You LIKE the smell?!?

Stinks as badly as PB CLP, though it's a different stink. I do like that it doesn't have lingering bad effects on my respiratory system as CLP does.

Yes, Miss Pat, I do like the smell of Ballistol 

[Dozer]

I don't use any kind of petroleum product on my airguns.
I only use Fluid Film conservatively both externally and internally.
Wipe down any excess.