Xl impact grenade help

[Interloper393]

Hi guys seen in a few places that the reload disc for these grenades is just celephane disc..

Has any used normal sheets and cut out the disc themselves? 

If you have have you any links to stuff that works? Not sure on what's best to use 

 

Cheers

[Adolf Hamster]

i've been told tesco carrier bags are ideal for this.

 

i'd assume the redneck way is just tighten the bottom down over the bag then trim away the edges.

[Interloper393]

Iv ordered a circle cutter and celephane coloured sheets buddy.. also if you use 2 pieces rather than the 1 then it's alot louder lol

[Adolf Hamster]

37 minutes ago, Interloper393 said:

Iv ordered a circle cutter and celephane coloured sheets buddy.. also if you use 2 pieces rather than the 1 then it's alot louder lol

 

yep, you can use 3 although it can be a bit sketchy if it'll pop or no.

 

i'm tempted to have a crack at running this on co2.

[Interloper393]

Are they ok to run on red gas. ? 

[FreeFrag.UK]

1 hour ago, Interloper393 said:

Iv ordered a circle cutter and celephane coloured sheets buddy.. also if you use 2 pieces rather than the 1 then it's alot louder lol

 

This might be useful as a reference point: link.

[Interloper393]

Yeah that's the video I watched

[Adolf Hamster]

3 hours ago, Interloper393 said:

Are they ok to run on red gas. ? 

 

 

i've ran em on black before.

 

you've just gotta be sure and keep the shuttle greased/oiled with the oil they give you, and ensure you don't pop it without a disc as the shuttle moves too fast and you're liable to lose the o ring.

[Interloper393]

Does the gas make any difference to the noise buddy?

[Adolf Hamster]

1 minute ago, Interloper393 said:

Does the gas make any difference to the noise buddy?

 

means you can pop more discs reliably, and the discs make the noise. also shortens the det time.

[FreeFrag.UK]

When it's colder I tend to run mine on Abbey Predator Red but when it's hotter I run it on Abbey Green as I found that it would randomly detonate by itself under warmer/hotter weather conditions due to the extra pressure of the red gas.