I'm not sure wtf is going on with that Ballistol smell; it's like I smell it, then smell the open container & don't smell it, so I guess it must be my Ballistol rag. Yep, it's ugly for sure!
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Traditional Springers - what’s going on?
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That kanokrol oil i use one drop and smell it lingering in the shop for days it seems. No mistaking its use .
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I buy it by the case. Always felt it smelled like "You knew what you were doing"
Really the best thing to protect firearms with. If you're a hunter you can just come back in from the cold wet bush, spray your firearm (or here, airgun) down and wipe it clean.
I also tend to use it on some of my machinery. It's an oil that's compatible with leather and certain technical textiles.
There's a Serb product that I believe is similar to Ballistol called DRNCH or something of that nature, One day I'll try a can.
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I agree springers are on the come back. Affordable options to get some of the best, when you compare to pcp guns and all the extras needed to run them. #BSB bringspringersback Along the same line the springers are capable of amazing accuracy with very little tuning needed; aside from finding the right pellet. Last on my list of why I agree Springers are making a comeback is its just more fun (to me) grab a tin of 500 pellets and your basically set for the weekend. Im glad to see this resurgence in the sport it’s healthy.
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