Napier Air Pellet Power Lube increase accurancy by 50%

Improves accuracy and protects you barrel

Does what it says, don't need to use much.

if you really need to squeeze that bit more accuracy out of your shots, try it. I got a tiny noticeable difference from .22 rws super-domes at 25m and a modest improvement at 40m. and i fired about 200 of each lubed and un-lubed.so if you can be bothered with the clart on of washing your pellets, drying them, lubing them evenly then leaving them out to dry for a few mm of difference in grouping at 40m then give it a go.not really necessary, unless your big into your HFT or FT comps.

I was a bit sceptical about this product but thought I'd let the results speak for themselves and guess what they were!!They were 100% as described , I cleaned barel and used the same batch of pellets, added 2 drops this prduct into a small seal tight bag and placed 40 pellets in the bag, mixed together and then tested a batch of 20 pellets without this product then cleaned barel again then tested 20 pellets from the bag with this product, both tested under exactly the same conditions and honestly this product improved accuracy giving me 16 pellets within a current UK sized 10 pence piece with obviously 4 out fliers. .This is an excellent product, RECOMMENDED !!!

As said another quality product brought to us by the geniuses of Napier gun cleaning products etc. This stuff is brilliant, improves the power slightly and more so for accuracy! Also the fact of using a c02 bolt action air rifle if you run out of gas instead of having to get a rod out to push that pellet out without damaging the rifles its a bit more relaxing knowing the pellets lubed so removal shouldn't be to vigorous and will minimise any damage to seals, rifles etc. I would recommend this product to anyone else who uses air rifles. Thanks guys.

Just a few drops required in a 500 tin. Seems to keep pellets in good condition and chrono measuring two tins (one with, one without) there is a noticeable velocity increase as well as tighter distribution of speeds. As for accuracy well tighter groupings seem to be the result. Treated tins I mark with a red dot.

Does the job and has given a tighter grouping when target shooting.

Did not find much difference in increase of accuracy