Included with my new Perazzi was a large tube of Perazzi grease, which I assume that Perazzi intended that I should use on the gun. When I looked at the "Giacomo sporting" website, I found in the FAQ section that Giacomo says to use oil instead of grease on the gun. I have seen where a lot of folks on trapshooters.com refer to Giacomo as the ultimate authority on Perazzi shotguns. So what am I to do....use oil or grease to get the maximum life out of my new Perazzi? Could some of you long time Perazzi shooters give me some advice on this issue?
Perazzi...use grease or oil?
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I have always used the cheapest 30W motor oil I can find on all my Perazzi's and never had any problems. I do, however, use STOS on the cocking feet of my triggers. This is probably the most overlooked area on a Perazzi by most owners. Everything else, including the lugs, hinge pins, forend iron mating surface, etc. gets motor oil... Just my preference.. Dan Thome (Trap2)
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Jerry..... No, the oil does not splatter on my glasses.....lol... I only use about 1 drop in each area I lube. Not excessive at all....
Pat..... Thanks. It has served me well for many years. As a matter of fact, the 30W motor oil was actually suggested to me at the Golden West Grand over 20 years ago by none other than Giacomo himself...
Ben... I lightly coat the face of the cocking shoe where the cocking rod pushes against them. Another "suggestion" by Giacomo.....
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Pat..... Thanks. It has served me well for many years. As a matter of fact, the 30W motor oil was actually suggested to me at the Golden West Grand over 20 years ago by none other than Giacomo himself...
Ben... I lightly coat the face of the cocking shoe where the cocking rod pushes against them. Another "suggestion" by Giacomo.....
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