Green Gas, what to buy?

[Druid799]

On 13/04/2019 at 16:03, Marauder211 said:

I know they make their own AEGs, i nearly bought one (instead i got a Classic Army as it was more available that the CM16 Raider 2.0 or the ASG M15). I've had better luck with their BBs than i did the Ares BBs.

As E21A said no they don’t , EVERYTHING they sell they buy in from 3rd party manufacturers, and it’ll be at the cheapest price they can get it at , so there’s absolutely no guarantee on what the quality will be like either . 

[Guest Marauder211]

Fair enough, i don't plan on buying ASG guns anyways, i have my eyes on a KWA Tavore SAR. But i will be buying a can of Colman's for my pistols. Would it be advisable to use Abbey 35 on the mag's fill nozzle or is it too heavy? I will use it for cleaning and lubing the slide for sure.

[Guest]

45 minutes ago, Marauder211 said:

Fair enough, i don't plan on buying ASG guns anyways, i have my eyes on a KWA Tavore SAR. But i will be buying a can of Colman's for my pistols. Would it be advisable to use Abbey 35 on the mag's fill nozzle or is it too heavy? I will use it for cleaning and lubing the slide for sure.

 

I have a KWA Tavor gbb, drop me a PM if you want any advice

 

rdb

[Guest Marauder211]

Just now, rocketdogbert said:

 

I have a KWA Tavor gbb, drop me a PM if you want any advice

 

rdb

I will definitely keep that in mind. I bought my first pistol (g&g gpm92) and i'm excited to use it.

[Guest Marauder211]

I've decided that i'm going to go down the propane route. I will buy the Airsoft Innovations adapter as well. So i have to ask, since the consistency is apparently better than green gas, i take it that propane doesn't make the mags go cold too quickly?

[GeorgePlaysAirsoft]

I dont know if it does tbh but in any case not to a significant degree as far as i can tell. 

[Wo1f]

Depends how quickly you shoot. It’s still going to chill the mags. The temperature drop comes from the propane turning from a liquid to a gas. The reasons to use propane is there’s no crap in it, it’s cheaper and it seems to work a little better in the cold. I wonder if there’s more pressure in those thick rothmans cans than green gas cans, which seem to be made of tin foil

[Guest Marauder211]

6 hours ago, Wo1f said:

Depends how quickly you shoot. It’s still going to chill the mags. The temperature drop comes from the propane turning from a liquid to a gas. The reasons to use propane is there’s no crap in it, it’s cheaper and it seems to work a little better in the cold. I wonder if there’s more pressure in those thick rothmans cans than green gas cans, which seem to be made of tin foil

That clears that up. Thank you, dude

And i think anybody starting with GBB guns (non CO2) should read this post, there has been a lot that i've learned from this thread.

[_stylian_]

On 20/04/2019 at 22:46, Marauder211 said:

I've decided that i'm going to go down the propane route. I will buy the Airsoft Innovations adapter as well. So i have to ask, since the consistency is apparently better than green gas, i take it that propane doesn't make the mags go cold too quickly?

It'll still chill. Called the latent heat of vapourisation. Having your mags and gas warm helps a bit (store inside rather than in a cold shed before game day) 

[Guest Marauder211]

On 22/04/2019 at 11:32, _stylian_ said:

It'll still chill. Called the latent heat of vapourisation. Having your mags and gas warm helps a bit (store inside rather than in a cold shed before game day) 

That's a good idea, now all i have to worry about is if the mags i get for this gun work (proprietary mags for the GPM92)

[K-Pop_Fan_4Life]

now somewhat of a newbie to gas guns, would abbey ultra gas be fine to run in a KSG, and if not, what gas would be recommended?

[Guest Marauder211]

14 hours ago, K-Pop_Fan_4Life said:

now somewhat of a newbie to gas guns, would abbey ultra gas be fine to run in a KSG, and if not, what gas would be recommended?

Is a noob i am running pure propane, i put a but of abbey 35 into the port and that's it.