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The Cheapest Insurance For A CO2 Gun

CO2 airguns almost always fail the same way: a seal dries out, and the gun starts venting its charge overnight instead of holding it. Once that starts it needs stripping and reseating. These capsules prevent it, and they do so without you having to take anything apart.

How They Work

They look and fit exactly like a normal 12g CO2 capsule, but they carry lubricating oil along with the gas. Pierce one, shoot the gun through as usual, and the oil is carried through the valve and onto the seals with the gas. The maintenance happens as a side effect of plinking.

When To Use One

A sensible habit is one at the start of the season and one before the gun goes away for winter, plus one any time it has sat unused for a few months. If your gun has already started losing gas overnight, run one through before assuming it needs a reseal, because quite often that is all it wants.

The Rest Of The Kit

Pellets, capsules and cleaning gear are all in our outdoor shooting range. Airgun ammunition and CO2 are 18+, so we will ask for ID.

General
BrandBisley
Other
TypeValve maintenance capsule
Quantity5 per pack
ContentsCO2 and lubricating oil
FitsAll CO2 airguns taking 12g capsules
PurposeLubricates valves and seals, prevents leaks
Age restriction18+

Frequently asked questions

How do I use them?

Exactly like a normal 12g CO2 capsule. Fit it, then shoot the gun through as usual. The oil travels with the gas and lubricates the valve and seals on the way.

Will they fit my CO2 gun?

They fit any airgun that takes a standard 12g CO2 capsule, which is the great majority of CO2 pistols and rifles.

How often should I use one?

One at the start of the season, one before the gun is stored for winter, and one whenever it has sat unused for a few months.

My gun is already leaking. Will this fix it?

Often, yes, if the cause is a dried seal rather than a damaged one. It is worth running one through before paying for a reseal.