How would you oil a barrel for storage with this kit. being as though the squeege by design is to remove everything from the barrel.
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The answer is in the cleaning sequence. This tool is used during cleaning to remove debris and solvent from the barrel. You are then free to use whatever method you are used to to oil the barrel. Make that your LAST step, because if you run the squeeg-e through again, you will probably remove the oil.
1490493
Use rem oil and leave a film of it in barrel for storage and not forget to remove to dry before shooting again
1490494
I agree with one of the other answers. I would run a traditional patch or bore swab through it after cleaning is complete.
1490495
After bore cleaning and doing your squeege passes, do your last with oil its impossible to pull all oil out.
555678
There is no "safe" way to do this. don't use oil, or you may loose the locking all together. It is a stiff head, better suited for heavier equipment or to mount sliders, etc.
2009987
You can run an oily patch down the barrel or spray a CLP like Safari Charlie down the barrel. I ant back to my old method of cleaning because the Rem. squeegee system did not clean the bores as well as advertised.
1353152
I just use Husqvarna Bar oil and that seemed to work fine. I would recommend draining the extra oil before storing it.
728478
After cooled, strain oil into a plastic or glass jug & refrigerate. Can be used many times until looks or smells off.I use Weiman Gas Range Degreaser on the outside & it cleans it like brand new with very little effort.
2089902
+If you get it on the barrel just wipe it off and apply oil ,hope you like the strut
1329033
Given the age of the one I received, I'd quickly say, "no". These are used barrels and would need to be scrubbed inside and out before even attempting it. If that's why you're lokking at these, you'd better look elsewhare.
227662
Google it or xall themanufacturer.... as far as oil I'm certain you will need the oil ..... Andit's possible the seals are ruined anyway
251662
No you can leave it out in the cupboard. You may need to stir it as the oil settles and separates on the top.
728477
we save our oil in the same plastic bottle we purchased. we strain the oil cool it off and store it in our pantry.
211935
Its very easy. Push and twist to put a new barrel on and twist and pull to take it off. Make sure it has cooled off. Hope this helps.
553307
I have oiled cleaning cloth in a heavy ziploc bag. The barrel fits pretty snug in the case.
967749
It should come right off. Apply something like WD-40, let it sit for enough time to let the oil work. If the oil hasn't worked tap it with a hammer from different angles to help release it.
520797
I have never actually cleaned the barrel. I use something called "SPRING CYLINDER OIL". This was highly recommended in the instruction manual of another co2 gun I purchased. I have had this pistol for awhile and it has been working beautifully. All you do is place a drop of oil on the tip of the co2 every time you install a new one. I must say the oil is hard to find and a little expensive. A 1 oz. bottle cost me $15.99 but it works great.
570650
warm the barrel in a hot bath for a minute or two then tap it on a hard surface to dislodge it. That should work.
312126
I use mine infrequently, so I just keep the tip submerged in oil when not in use, dry it off and just put a few drops in the barrel before use. I was really surprised at how well this thing works.
682286
The first thing I do is pull the clip off as it is really uncomfortable in my hand. The only solution I could think of is glue or epoxy if you're desperate. The barrel separates easily which can be a problem but I've never figured out what to do about it. I just deal.