Lane Regulators - Pt. 3-4 Transfer Port Size Adjustment.

[@jimstewart5008]

A torch wouldn't that be hot lol. Just some slack Canadian humor! I know you likely won't see this after a video being online 9 years but if you do thank you for all your knowledge I go back to your videos quite often. Your a great guy for sharing!!

[@stuarthelliwell6784]

I'd advise that you never use a silicon lubricant on your rifles especially if there's metal on metal contact,, it's ok for o-rings but just most minute amount,,,I made this mistake many years ago as an apprentice engineer after relieving the company stores of a new tub of silicone grease with the intention of lubing up the spring and any moving parts on my pride and joy at the time a Webley Tracker carbine "springer" with a factory camo stock,,,, let's just say that I wish I'd been paying more attention at college and not smoking as much weed in the pub next door to the collage on my dinner hours,,,,, my point is that silicone grease/ lubes are the Devil when it comes to metal,,,, it actually causes friction!! And is used in industry for Cold welding or Friction welding!!! let's just say that sound of grinding metal every time I cocked it still haunts me today,, don't get me wrong I'm not having a go as I enjoyed the video and found it very interesting it's just that I've noticed recently that a lot of other videos mention the use of silicone grease/lube and I've been meaning to say something about it but never got round to doing it,,,, it's just that I garentee there's some kids out there that are new to air gunning and it's going to be a shame if they make the same mistake as me back in the day,,,,