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A: The kind of cleaning kit you’ll need for your air rifle will depend on the calibre of your airgun. Most air rifles are .177 or .22 calibre, so you’ll need a kit that includes a bore brush for those sizes, as well as suitable oil and cleaning pellets. You may also want to get a pull-through cleaner, which can be helpful in getting all the dirt and grime out of your barrel. Q: How do I clean my air rifle barrel? Possibly the best argument for cleaning your barrel regularly is to apply oil appropriately. This kind of cleaning will ensure you have the most protection applied to your gun at any given time. Reasons to Clean Your Barrel Periodically WIPE YOUR WOODWORK WHEN WET – Like the external barrel, whenever your air rifle is exposed to water, you want to ensure you are wiping it over to prevent the woodwork from rotting in the long run. Remember airgun barrels are soft steel or brass. They are soft metal and will scratch and damage easily. Always be careful when cleaning them. Particularly when you are using rods or brushes. A common mistake is people focus on what the end of the rod is doing and let the near side scrape on the side of the barrel. Please note that your goods may be sent to you in instalments as availability of products can vary. For example certain products have specific delivery requirements which are explained below.

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A warranty is provided by each manufacturer to ensure that your product is free of defect in both materials and workmanship. I don’t know what gun you are using. I can’t know the specifics of every airgun. What I am recommending here are general tips. If your owner’s manual says something specific or different the owner’s manual wins. It was created by the manufacturer and they have a vested interest in your gun lasting. They want you to tell your friends how durable your air rifle is. Problems Specific to CO2 and PCP BarrelsDO NOT DO THIS IF YOU ARE NOT CONFIDENT – We will reiterate though, if this is not something you are comfortable with doing, DO NOT attempt it. The last thing you want to do is destroy the mechanism in the process! Airguns are not firearms. They look so similar people want to use supplies they already have for both. Unfortunately, this is a terrible idea. The principles governing firearms and airguns are different enough you’ll end up causing damage to your air rifle. It sounds silly, but it’s true. The same goes for scopes, which is a totally different topic we’ve discussed here on Airgun Planet. Drinking straw: A straw gives the pull-though a head start any time you’re trying to clean a barrel that doesn’t offer direct access to the muzzle, such as a shrouded barrel with a non-removable end cap. The solution to your reduced accuracy is to shoot your gun more. It can take as many as 200 shots, though that’s on the extreme edge. Just know this is common, and you don’t have to worry. Final Words INSTEAD, USE CLEANING PELLETS – Cleaning pellets are a very efficient way to ensure your barrel stays clean. The general rule of thumb is to use one cleaning pellet after every tin of pellets you put through it. If you want to go the extra step, you can also make use of a cleaning rod as well.

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This is a loaded question with people falling rather staunchly on one side or the other. Let’s look at the different sides. Reasons Against Cleaning Your Barrel Regularly When you are cleaning with patches make sure to use three to five of them. Each successive pass through will get a bit more debris. If you are going through the effort of cleaning we might as well do it right. Just a Dab of WD-40 Will Surprise You If for some reason parcels are required to be redirected then an additional charge might be levied (where applicable). Also if goods are refused or not called for a charge might also be incurred. This list is not a full and exhaustive list and other reasons may apply. NEVER OIL YOUR BARREL – Due to the nature of Airguns, oiling your barrel is a massive no-go. Not only can it get inside the various mechanisms found within an airgun, damaging them in the process, it can also cause dieseling, in which the oil combusts as you fire a pellet. Over time, this process will damage your seals.First, if you start losing accuracy this is an initial step I take. It’s not hard to do, and when it comes to diagnosing problems I’d rather not wonder if my barrel has excess leading to problems.