I opened a small box and too my surprise it was a new brand of regulator called Quick shot I thought I would give a try as I always have used Lane or Huma. Quickshot is based out of Florida instead of overseas so it was fedex shipped and delivered within 2 days. It was 25 bucks less than the...
My Karma SLS 25 regulator really benefited from the reg butter as well. Just makes the rifle shoot smoother between shots it just recovers faster. Still have a few years of reg butter in my tin as it goes a long way.
It was just silicone oil like we all use on our PCP airguns. I disassembled and wiped off all excess and reapplied the reg lube to the complete regulator including the Belleville washers and reassembled.
I've got a Karma SLS 25 that does the very same thing as every 4th shot or so the trigger doesn't reset and it's very frustrating. If it didn't shoot perfect groups in single shot mode I'd sell it.
Love the way you can setup your bench inside during the cold season too man. Stay nice and warm and slay the critters or the bullseye's anytime! Night vision for it next? Oh yea.
I've got the BRK 22 moderator on mine I got from Airguns of Arizona. Just a tiny bit bigger than the barrel of the 250z 22 and it's so quiet and looks good to boot.
Initial investment might seem to be high but I think not. A one ounce tin of this stuff will last you for years so unless you have an airgun shop where you repair 10 regs a day it's gonna last forever. He definitely didn't design it to sell it often due to running out of product! It's not oil...
I've been using my original tin of reg butter for about 6 months. I use it on all sixteen of my pcp rifles very sparingly as a tiny bit goes along way! You can use it on any point that needs lubing not just on regulators as I use on orings, breach seals, probes, just any part on an air rifle...