Well one day after just getting his new 2011 tippmann A-5 a week before, he brings his spare o rings kit, lube, and Alan keys out with him to his friends developing field without any way to keep them from going missing, such as a plastic bag in the glove compartment of his truck, and yes here not, he looses the damn thing,
Now that all that shits gone I have to ask what lube is best for the A-5 and approved by tippmann that if there is something faulty it doesn't destroy the warranty? I'm not much for paying over a keyboard mouse and screen and the last I checked the nearest retail paintball store hat no lube labelled "tippmann"
So I'm thinking either hater sauce or Dow 33, I asked my brother himself and he said 33, just for confirmation I would like to know.
Oh and as well how well Would you say a 48 3 HPA tank works on something like a mechanical stock a-5?
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#2
Posted 22 February 2013 - 06:43 AM
HPA will do wonders if you are now using co2. 48/3000 steelie tanks are not exactly recommended since they are heavier than say a 68/4500 and you get less shots of a 48/3000.
Correct me if im wrong but i think you are supposed to use oil in the A-5 and not grease.
Correct me if im wrong but i think you are supposed to use oil in the A-5 and not grease.
#3
Posted 22 February 2013 - 07:44 AM
Yeah most any light synthetic machine oil works great on Tippmanns. Personally have always used Hopps 9 Gun oil. My one tippmann has been going strong for 14years with reg maintence with that oil.
And HPA is far better then Co2 for Consistency and safety. Though I would not recommend a 48/3000 tank as the a5 is a bit of a gas hog and the 48/3000 would only net you around 450 shots or so. If ya can afford it a 68/4500 would offer you far better shot count (about same as a 20oz Co2 1000 shots or so). It will Also be lighter than the 48/3000. If you must get a cheaper tank than at least opt for a 62/3000 or a 72/3000 as they will get you much more shot capacity.
And HPA is far better then Co2 for Consistency and safety. Though I would not recommend a 48/3000 tank as the a5 is a bit of a gas hog and the 48/3000 would only net you around 450 shots or so. If ya can afford it a 68/4500 would offer you far better shot count (about same as a 20oz Co2 1000 shots or so). It will Also be lighter than the 48/3000. If you must get a cheaper tank than at least opt for a 62/3000 or a 72/3000 as they will get you much more shot capacity.
This post has been edited by TinyBear: 22 February 2013 - 07:55 AM
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#4
Posted 22 February 2013 - 07:46 AM
If you don't have any gun oil, you can always use some lightweight air tool oil. It works good too.
#5
Posted 25 February 2013 - 07:38 PM
nutella
or gun oil, god cup works fine
but it wont taste as good
or gun oil, god cup works fine
but it wont taste as good

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#6
Posted 28 February 2013 - 12:51 PM
I know you said you didn't want to order online ,but Tippmann does have their own lube on there website.
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Am I the only one that when they see FEP QUEST they read it as FAP-QUEST then chuckle silently?
Am I the only one that when they see FEP QUEST they read it as FAP-QUEST then chuckle silently?
#7
Posted 28 February 2013 - 02:25 PM
Extreme Rage has gun oil that works wonders on the A5.
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#8
Posted 28 February 2013 - 03:54 PM
Any oil thick paintball lube will do the trick
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