Stop telling people to use silicone oil, PTFE based lubes are much better for RIFS in every sense. You should also use grease over oil, oil almost never stays where you put it! Further "airsoft" lube is a gimmick! And often overpriced! At least you tell them to use minimal lube. For anyone who actually wants to know I would suggest you watch Explosive enterprises video on the topic not these guys.
@@HellfireBLR We've discussed it a few times, I'm a bit more stubborn about not using it than he is lol though he is right in that it's better than nothing but still you should definitely stick to PTFE based stuff, one day the bugger will tell me what the base of his ONE grease is! ONE DAY!!!
hey I'm just wondering I'm 18 and live in the uk i want to purchase an airsoft gun just to have in my room to look cool and disassemble and reassemble. i don't go to any airsoft fields or anything like that so does this mean i will have to have a two tone airsoft gun or is there a way to get one that isn't and not have a UKARA or anything like that ?
So we actually have a video on our channel all about the rules for buying airsoft equipment in the UK. The valid defence rules apply to everyone buying airsoft replicas from an airsoft shop. It does not apply to private second hand sales or ownership. So if you were to buy from a store, you would need to get it two toned or get a valid defence in order to purchase the replica you want
Can you please make a video about pyrotechnics as I want to find a good cheap flash bang
Stop telling people to use silicone oil, PTFE based lubes are much better for RIFS in every sense. You should also use grease over oil, oil almost never stays where you put it! Further "airsoft" lube is a gimmick! And often overpriced!
At least you tell them to use minimal lube.
For anyone who actually wants to know I would suggest you watch Explosive enterprises video on the topic not these guys.
Yup, silicon oil is shit. Jaeger posted a video on this topic today.
@@HellfireBLR We've discussed it a few times, I'm a bit more stubborn about not using it than he is lol though he is right in that it's better than nothing but still you should definitely stick to PTFE based stuff, one day the bugger will tell me what the base of his ONE grease is! ONE DAY!!!
hey I'm just wondering I'm 18 and live in the uk i want to purchase an airsoft gun just to have in my room to look cool and disassemble and reassemble. i don't go to any airsoft fields or anything like that so does this mean i will have to have a two tone airsoft gun or is there a way to get one that isn't and not have a UKARA or anything like that ?
you would have to get it two toned
Yeah mate without a valid defence ie ukara you will need it to be 2 tone.
So we actually have a video on our channel all about the rules for buying airsoft equipment in the UK. The valid defence rules apply to everyone buying airsoft replicas from an airsoft shop. It does not apply to private second hand sales or ownership. So if you were to buy from a store, you would need to get it two toned or get a valid defence in order to purchase the replica you want