Walther LG400 maintenance?

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TerryKuz
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Walther LG400 maintenance?

Post by TerryKuz »

Is there any maintenance needed on the LG400? I lightly lubed the bolt and linkage on my Anscutz 9003 with factory lube. My LG400 did not ship with any lubes.
By the way, I really like the LG400. The balance is more to the rear than the Anschutz, and the cheek piece fits me better. Both rifles are equivalent in quality and function.
robf
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Post by robf »

I'd leave it alone. Lube has a way of finding its way into the hammer and the reg if too much is applied.
bpscCheney
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Post by bpscCheney »

I agree also, if you didn't already know this, oils do not belong in compressed air tanks. The tank can and will explode, I have seen it happen. Also the owners manual should contain some information on cleaning and car for your rifle, I suggest you look there for help as well.
RobinC
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Post by RobinC »

Agree with above, I've had mine a year, the wife now also has one, they come out of the case get shot, wipe off fingerprints with a dry cloth and get put back. We blow the odd cleaning felt down the barrel occassionaly.
There are a lot of match air guns that get problems due to excess lubing, leave them as bought and just use them.
Robin
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