I've been using Lurker lube on my markers for a while now and I think it's a vast improvement over the standard silicone spray I've been using for years. . PTFE lubricants are great. Thanks for the video, my friend. As always, it was entertaining and informative 👍🏻
Hey Rune. Great video my man. Some extremely impressive numbers. They would definitely sting I’d say 😂 One of the coolest markers out there. Oh and great teflon hack. Heard it here first! Thanks buddy, take care and all the best 👍
Thanks my friend. Yes you can use it in all CO2 markers and airguns. It dont ham them. But the best effect is in the HDS and HDX markers because it will make the restrcitor in these markers pop out and rise the power. 😃
It seems to be worth testing it out. Check your car parts store. Thats where I found my teflonespray and siliconespray. Only cost ca $7 for one spraycan
The gun react strange. How can be 28 joules using both barrels? Must be less than 15 joules when you shoot with 2 barrels. Every time i drop silicone oil and little super lube on the co2 tip. If i put too much super lube when i use co2 then the co2 freeze. The silicone oil must be more than the super lube. Super lube contains silicone and teflon. Just i said it for who don't know it.
Tefloneoil is very thin and is a superlube. Guess thats why it works so well in these markers. One rubberball is 3,7 gram or 57 grn. Two balls are 114 grn, so thats the number I used for calculating the power. I was suprised that the power was so hi, but thats what I got. I will test this marker using teflonespray more. Its very interesting that a 16 joule marker can give that much power from just using teflonespray 😃🤔
Thank you Sean. Yes it might be a one of a kind. My old HDS68 did only give 16-18 joule max before I tuned it 🤔. Not sure why this marker gives like 28 joule and no mods done to it🤔. Teflonespray sure seems to help🤔
Thanks 👍 Rune!! I watch your videos now from both the cell phone and TV !
Wow. Thanks my friend. Iam very glad you like my videos 😃
You were the first person to learn me a lot! @@runerebel8441
I've been using Lurker lube on my markers for a while now and I think it's a vast improvement over the standard silicone spray I've been using for years. . PTFE lubricants are great. Thanks for the video, my friend. As always, it was entertaining and informative 👍🏻
Thank you my friend. And thanks for the info about Lurker lube 😃
PuffDino has also been a great marker lube for me, and it has a ptfe dry lube effect.
@@MegaSkyline69 Ok. Thanks for the info 😃
Hey Rune. Great video my man. Some extremely impressive numbers. They would definitely sting I’d say 😂
One of the coolest markers out there. Oh and great teflon hack. Heard it here first!
Thanks buddy, take care and all the best 👍
Thanks my friend. Iam glad you like the video. Take care and have a great day 😃
Thank You for this, and all Your very interesting videos with every time again very useful informations!👌👍
Thanks my friend. Iam glad you like my videos 😃
From 🇵🇹 Portugal 🇵🇹 👍
Top shotgun 👍 top power
Thank you my friend. Greetings from Norway 😃
PTF non stick really slick 😁, i think its the most your had out of that marker than the other one Rune, Nice job 👍 😀
Thank you Craig. Yes it gives very nice power for beeing a stock 16 joule marker. Take care my friend 😃
Teflon makes a difference 👍🏻
Yes it seems like it does 😃
Impressive, bro
Thanks bro.
Great video, can you use teflon spray in the smaller launchers like the hdr50 revolver, hdp50 etc?
Thanks my friend. Yes you can use it in all CO2 markers and airguns. It dont ham them. But the best effect is in the HDS and HDX markers because it will make the restrcitor in these markers pop out and rise the power. 😃
very interesting with teflon spray nice hack rune
Thank you my friend 😃
Great tip Rune. Going to give it a go 👍
I wonder if the same hack will work in the HDX?
Thanks my friend. Yes it works great for the HDX also. Thats why I wanted to test it on this HDS😃
It is a very intimidating looking gun for sure😬
It sure is Lance. It looks bad-ass for sure 😎. Nice power also 💥👍
Would love to try that hack. But Amazon Canada wants $45.00 a can plus $ 17.00 delivery so not today. Very nice though.
YOU SHOULD DO A LONG RESEARCH AND STUDY ON WD-40 BRAND WITH TEFLON MAYBE ?
It seems to be worth testing it out. Check your car parts store. Thats where I found my teflonespray and siliconespray. Only cost ca $7 for one spraycan
@@rick31869 It might be a good oil to try. Just make sure you read the lable that it dont harm seals and O-rings.
@@runerebel8441Thank You my friend.
@@rick31869wd 40 will destroy orrings bro.
Very cool
Thank you my friend 😃
The gun react strange.
How can be 28 joules using both barrels? Must be less than 15 joules when you shoot with 2 barrels.
Every time i drop silicone oil and little super lube on the co2 tip.
If i put too much super lube when i use co2 then the co2 freeze.
The silicone oil must be more than the super lube.
Super lube contains silicone and teflon. Just i said it for who don't know it.
Tefloneoil is very thin and is a superlube. Guess thats why it works so well in these markers. One rubberball is 3,7 gram or 57 grn. Two balls are 114 grn, so thats the number I used for calculating the power. I was suprised that the power was so hi, but thats what I got. I will test this marker using teflonespray more. Its very interesting that a 16 joule marker can give that much power from just using teflonespray 😃🤔
What about adding this spray to hdb 68 without the restrictor?
It will make the parts slide more easliy, so maybe more power. Not sure. Never tested it in the HDB 68
Very interesting Rune. Deserves more investigation for sure.
Maybe you have a unicorn 🦄?
Thank you Sean. Yes it might be a one of a kind. My old HDS68 did only give 16-18 joule max before I tuned it 🤔. Not sure why this marker gives like 28 joule and no mods done to it🤔. Teflonespray sure seems to help🤔