Note: A standard US DOT Green Gas can is listed at 8oz content and a Nuprol can is 10.5 ounces, so the contents are not double as I initially stated in the video. Sorry for the confusion! -J
That'd be correct. Unless you import from Hong Kong, standard bottle of green gas is 8oz. Max i've seen for green gas is 20.2ml. Imported it from Hong Kong which took 2 months but it was $7.50 + shipping
Been using Black and Red gas for just over a year in my Umarex 5.1 Hi-Capa and WE G17 EUForce. Stores in the mags at full pressure indefinitely, no leaks, the kick and trigger response is incredible compared to green gas. Everyone says "Oh they'll break your pistol if you use them", and yes if you use them in the same conditions you'll certainly get much more wear from higher psis. But if you use them for it's intended purpose the wear is exactly the same. Here in the UK in the winter site temps are regularly around 0C, using green gas I'll only get around 4 shots before the mag gasses out, as opposed to the full 24 on red or black gas. Black gas is my preferred gas in the winter time, red gas on all but the hottest days, in which I can get away with the cheaper UltraAir. They're all about regulating the pressure in your gun, lower temperature lowers pressure, so you need a higher power gas (like black gas) to be getting the same psi value you normally expect from green gas on a hot day. Black gas is also very useful on rifles where you have the big heavy bolt systems, to maintain gas efficiency and cyclic rate. So if you use them properly, the psi your gun experiences is exactly the same. Obviously if you use black gas in hot weather you're much more likely to damage the internals of your gun, and I 100% recommend against it on plastic slide weapons like TMs. Hope that helped :)
Jonathan I live in Portland and have just stopped using my non c02 pistols because they can't compete but this is PERFECT for me, had no idea these existed, THANK YOU!!
Due to the colder weather here in the UK, I use red gas almost exclusively, and I swear by it. My WE Glock likes it more than my MEU does, but I think that might be down to some issues with my MEU unrelated to the gas. Sweet review, thanks for this.
Same my we g17 works flawlessly in the uk using all 3 has a lovely kick too and it's so efficient with gas use I usually get 3 mags worth with one fill up of gas
How about a last ditch effort tactics/styles discussion? like knifing, or throwing BBS or using cheap springers and stuff. I'd be interested to hear what I've seen.
@@bubbz5161 it’s been 7 months lol but I’ve got a 30 round hi capa and if I use nuprol green gas and insert for 8 ish seconds sometimes a bit more I’ll get a full mag off, not always tho is it’s quite cold in the UK rn
Where did you buy it. I’m new to air soft and my first gun is due to arrive this Thursday Oct 14, 2021. I need gas but can’t find it. I live an hour north of Philadelphia.
anndddd.. Nuprol gas is pulled off the US market this week. There goes red and black gas. I havve heard the yellow torch tanks are between red and black gasses though. Thoughts on that?
"yellow torch gas" = Map Pro = Propene. Exactly the same thing as Red Gas (in the same way that green gas = propane). Go for it, it works really well as long as you keep it below 25ºC / 75ºF, otherwise you'll risk overpressure.
NO. Green gas is indeed propane, but has added silicone oil to keep things lubricated. Using propane alone will wear your gun out faster (or possibly blow it up) if you aren't more diligent with maintenance.
f you use it in hot weather sure, it will. But if you use them for it's intended purpose the wear is exactly the same. Here in the UK in the winter site temps are regularly around 0C, using green gas I'll only get around 4 shots before the mag gasses out, as opposed to the full 24 on red or black gas. Black gas is my preferred gas in the winter time, red gas on all but the hottest days, and plain old green gas in the (very) brief summer we get. They're all about regulating the pressure in your gun, lower temperature lowers pressure, so you need a higher power gas (like black gas) to be getting the same psi value you normally expect from green gas on a hot day. Black gas is also very useful on rifles where you have the big heavy bolt systems, to maintain gas efficiency and cyclic rate. So if you use them properly, the psi your gun experiences is exactly the same. Obviously if you use black gas in hot weather you're much more likely to damage the internals of your gun, and I 100% recommend against it on plastic slide weapons like TMs. Hope that helped :)
I live in Wisconsin, and it gets pretty cold in the more wintry months. I've kind of relegated myself to C02 instead of Green Gas because of the drop in pressure, but I think I might give this a try now. Thanks Jonathan!
I live in relatively hot climate (35c + normal outdoor day). KWA HK45 usually chrono around 400 fps with common gas we used. Same gas in WE Glock usually chrono at 320-330 fps. No wonder we see more cases of KWA HK45 breaking. KWA seems to make cold friendly GBB.
I run the Nuprol Gas' in my gass guns. The Black gas is designed for GBBRs with a heavier bolt and that goes in my WE M14. I use Red gas from around sept-march here in the uk and the green from march-sept. They announced a new Blue gas at IWA 2017 which is for plastic slide gbb pistols. I rate everything Nuprol are doing at the moment. The Gas is superb, their new range of BBs are far superior to the shocking ones they released before and their new range of AEGs are some the best low end guns ive ever used. Currently running their Delta Recon Alpha AEG and for a budget gun (£214.99) its certainly a bargain for the out put. Really impressed with the way nuprol are heading. Great video Johnathon!!! Big Fan
The new Nuprol AEGs have magwell issues they refuse to address, can't recommend them at all :C Sad because they're really solid performing guns! Nuprol BBs have been banned at the site I regular due to several incidents with them shattering on contact with goggles/glasses and needed medical attention.
Ive not had any mag well issues with my Recon. I use a variety of mags and they fit snuggly and release just fine. Ive also not had any issues with the new bbs either. I am always keen to hear of issues though so i can look out for them
Would love to invest in this for my glock, but I do have a question. At the beginning of the video you said the red was for cold weather, but then you said the same when showing the chrono of the black. Are they both for cold weather and one is just more powerful than the other? Or was it just a slip of the tongue? I'm from New England so cold weather gas would be a godsend for me.
i have also tested nuprol. In high end custom built race pistols for use in practical pistol competition in the uk. I found guarder black gas to give better numbers and is more consistant.
Nupols gas is all i use over here in Northern ireland and i love the suff. For the climate here red is usually what we have to use and it leaves my g17 right on the money at 326-328 just at the limit
Hey Jonathan, a little off base because you are talking about PSI however, from someone who has used all three of these gasses in an attempt to prevent venting I thought I'd share my experiences. Being in the UK if its not summer then its cold and I've had constant trouble with my WE G17 venting after multiple shots. The red can didn't appear to be any better than the green, but the black gas is amazing. Have managed to rattle off full mags with no issues at all. Only ever used it in cold weather and never been over 350 fps although I wouldn't recommend use when its warm.
I have run all of these 3, as i play in the cold and miserable weather of england I do find that I have to use red and sometimes black for some of my less efficient gas guns. Nuprol hasn't let me down yet!
Yes... most indoor CQB area's have a max FPS limit of 350. Field I play at, has a max limit of 600FPS, anything over 400fps you cant engage under 75feet. Tho.. i've been hit with worse HPA weapons that are DEFINITELY over the 600 FPS limit. Fucking hate people with HPA weapons who don't abide by field rules.
The only way those HPA dudes could get away with having higher velocity is if the field isn't doing a good job of making sure tournament locks are used and/or chronoing using joules instead of FPS.
Any chance of doing any optic reviews? I have been looking for a good optic for my aug a2, mostly looking for something that has a little bit of magnification but will not empty my wallet.
How about a beginner guide for gear. What you should get when you start (assuming we have nothing) with some recommendations. What areas your recommend to not cheap out on gear and some area's you can cheap out on.
I use Nuprol green in my Kwa m226 (in the uk) like you said it is slightly larger can than some others and is a better price , I did not see a drop in performance so i stuck with it. Thumbs up from me.
Johnathon I am a sniper and not sure weather to use my camp and not have protection incase someone sees me. What is better blending in where there is no cover or behind cover where people can see thx - Titus
Great video Jonathan. They've just recently bought out a Nuprol 1.0 for NBBs - I'm interested to see the results in a TM Mk23 since it's an easy way to just up that FPS slightly without any internal changes.
i've wanted to buy these but there are lots of rumors of these cans exploding. also shipping is expensive and is not worth the wait when i can go to my local airsoft store and buy gg or just go to walmart and buy propane
Hey Jonathan, I have a WE highcapa and the slide won't lock when the mag is empty. I've tried putting bbs under the spring that's in my mag but that didn't work. Thoughts?
Your mag may not have enough pressure anymore after you fired it, you can check that cause by putting just 1 or 2 rounds in a fully gased mag and shoot it. If the slide lock pressure problem, if it doesn't put an empty mag in your gun and rack the slide back. If it doesn't lock either look at the top of your mag. On one side of the feeding lips you should have a small plastic part of the follower pushing out, that part can wear down sometimes, if it's not that check your slide lock for any deformation (but it's a VERY standard issue on WE hacaps trust me XD) If none of the above i quit ^^
I ran and liked the Red Gas for my pistols when it got a little cooler here in Texas. Even now it works nicely. It ads some nice kick to my newly acquired WE17. Depending on how it does for the Fps, I may run it more often. I wonder how the LM4 will handle it, now that I have it back up and running
According to the cans, the Red and Green gasses are both 95% propane, and both have the same weight and volume of gas in. If they are same size can, how is one a higher pressure?
I am considering to buy an asg cz p09 with a metal slide. It can accom both green gas and co2 just by changing the mags. I am considering using using black gas instead of CO2. Is this a good idea.
PLEASE do a review for the King Arms R93 T2 gas sniper. It's very unique and only Evike carries it. I cannot find any information on this gun and have no idea whether or not it's worth the purchase price. Thank you for everything you do and fingers crossed that this gets picked up for a future video.
Hey Jonathan. I got this old classic army armalight m4a1 from a friend. When I took it to the crono, it was shooting 220 fps. Do you have a recommendation for a new spring? Everything else works great except that.
Hey john all the co2 pistols I've found have the co2 canister in the mag do I take it out and put it in the next mag or just leave it in and have one in every mag
You Should test different lipo and nimh batteries! See how long they last, and how fast they charge, and other things like that. (I know it would probably take a really long time to produce the video, but it could be cool to see the results)
As always great info, Jonathan. What BB weight were you using for the test? I know you were showing a comparison, but I have the same pistol and have been playing with different gasses and may settle on propane with an adaptor and silicone oil.
hey, ive never played airsoft before, i am planning on going to a field over spring break with some friends. How much do bb's hurt, if say, you are wearing sweatpants and a sweatshirt.
Quick question can you use nuprol black in a good non blowback green gas pistol? I mean are all 3of the bottles green gas and is every coulor a different mix of green gas?sorry i am not trolling its just not clear to me yet i have nuprol 2.0 its just that i want to step it up with out breaking it:)
Hi Jonathan, I find the valves on some of my magazines can't cope with the pressure of the black or red gasses. Would this be lack of maintenance or something else?
They're not designed to be used at the same temperatures as green gas. They're designed for colder weather, to equalise the psi you'd expect from green gas in good weather.
Hey there. I live in the UK so will deffo be getting all three cans to try. because well, our weather here can change so suddenly. i have a question about after-market parts. i just ordered the WE G18c. and i know in full auto the nozzle can break, split, or shatter. what would be a good after market nozzle? - do they make metal nozzles? i want to be comfortable using full auto because i will be using a Roni convertion kit. And using it as an SMG of sorts. etc.
f you use it in hot weather sure, it will. But if you use them for it's intended purpose the wear is exactly the same. Here in the UK in the winter site temps are regularly around 0C, using green gas I'll only get around 4 shots before the mag gasses out, as opposed to the full 24 on red or black gas. Black gas is my preferred gas in the winter time, red gas on all but the hottest days, and plain old green gas in the (very) brief summer we get. They're all about regulating the pressure in your gun, lower temperature lowers pressure, so you need a higher power gas (like black gas) to be getting the same psi value you normally expect from green gas on a hot day. Black gas is also very useful on rifles where you have the big heavy bolt systems, to maintain gas efficiency and cyclic rate. So if you use them properly, the psi your gun experiences is exactly the same. Obviously if you use black gas in hot weather you're much more likely to damage the internals of your gun, and I 100% recommend against it on plastic slide weapons like TMs. Hope that helped :)
Note: A standard US DOT Green Gas can is listed at 8oz content and a Nuprol can is 10.5 ounces, so the contents are not double as I initially stated in the video. Sorry for the confusion! -J
That'd be correct. Unless you import from Hong Kong, standard bottle of green gas is 8oz.
Max i've seen for green gas is 20.2ml.
Imported it from Hong Kong which took 2 months but it was $7.50 + shipping
Also, both have the same pressure :p
black gas is used for gbb rifles. never use it in a pistol mag unless you upgrade your valves
and your slide (aluminium is too weak)
Jago Verzuu It’s gonna blow up your pistol and your hands too 😆
where are your facts?
@@tomcavasino no it isn't aluminium slides can take co2 mags
Not true at all
Been using Black and Red gas for just over a year in my Umarex 5.1 Hi-Capa and WE G17 EUForce. Stores in the mags at full pressure indefinitely, no leaks, the kick and trigger response is incredible compared to green gas. Everyone says "Oh they'll break your pistol if you use them", and yes if you use them in the same conditions you'll certainly get much more wear from higher psis. But if you use them for it's intended purpose the wear is exactly the same. Here in the UK in the winter site temps are regularly around 0C, using green gas I'll only get around 4 shots before the mag gasses out, as opposed to the full 24 on red or black gas. Black gas is my preferred gas in the winter time, red gas on all but the hottest days, in which I can get away with the cheaper UltraAir.
They're all about regulating the pressure in your gun, lower temperature lowers pressure, so you need a higher power gas (like black gas) to be getting the same psi value you normally expect from green gas on a hot day. Black gas is also very useful on rifles where you have the big heavy bolt systems, to maintain gas efficiency and cyclic rate. So if you use them properly, the psi your gun experiences is exactly the same. Obviously if you use black gas in hot weather you're much more likely to damage the internals of your gun, and I 100% recommend against it on plastic slide weapons like TMs. Hope that helped :)
This makes green gas seem more effective. I might consider it now.
Jairus Takes A Stand! Green gas is the way to go. Cuts down on maintanence and makes guns a bit smoother to use.
LegoMotion I already have a co2 blowback and love it. Next time i might get one.
Jairus Takes A Stand! Yeah, overtime the seals on your co2 gun will dry out, using green gas would prevent that for example.
Jonathan I live in Portland and have just stopped using my non c02 pistols because they can't compete but this is PERFECT for me, had no idea these existed, THANK YOU!!
Due to the colder weather here in the UK, I use red gas almost exclusively, and I swear by it. My WE Glock likes it more than my MEU does, but I think that might be down to some issues with my MEU unrelated to the gas. Sweet review, thanks for this.
Same my we g17 works flawlessly in the uk using all 3 has a lovely kick too and it's so efficient with gas use I usually get 3 mags worth with one fill up of gas
I know this comment was years ago but what brand of meu?
Can you do a review and comparison of different types of grenades? How they work, load, and cost to operate.
How about a last ditch effort tactics/styles discussion? like knifing, or throwing BBS or using cheap springers and stuff. I'd be interested to hear what I've seen.
you have seen* lol
I have been using Nuprol 2.0 and 3.0 (in cold weather) in my TM Desert Warrior for a year now and works like a charm. I really recommend them.
The nuprol green gas is amazing it's really really efficient and has a beautiful kick in gbb pistols really well reccomend
How many shots per mag in gbb pistol?
Sad Cat depends mines 15
@@bubbz5161 it’s been 7 months lol but I’ve got a 30 round hi capa and if I use nuprol green gas and insert for 8 ish seconds sometimes a bit more I’ll get a full mag off, not always tho is it’s quite cold in the UK rn
Where did you buy it. I’m new to air soft and my first gun is due to arrive this Thursday Oct 14, 2021. I need gas but can’t find it. I live an hour north of Philadelphia.
Not a fan of the fact that black gas is an easy way for people to cheat chrono with a GBB
anndddd.. Nuprol gas is pulled off the US market this week. There goes red and black gas. I havve heard the yellow torch tanks are between red and black gasses though. Thoughts on that?
"yellow torch gas" = Map Pro = Propene. Exactly the same thing as Red Gas (in the same way that green gas = propane). Go for it, it works really well as long as you keep it below 25ºC / 75ºF, otherwise you'll risk overpressure.
propane vs green gas review
***** that would be cool
Jugs McFlugs they are the same.....just with oil for green gas which is overpriced propane
NO. Green gas is indeed propane, but has added silicone oil to keep things lubricated. Using propane alone will wear your gun out faster (or possibly blow it up) if you aren't more diligent with maintenance.
BlackSpecter187 I know, but does the additives make it less efficient
+Jugs McFlugs yes. pure propane will make your gun shoot harder.
Any chance that red and black could damage your gun?
WHATSaDavid the black bottle destroys your pistol i have had it with my p226 from WE
red doesn't, black is meant for rifles really
If it's an all plastic TM, then yes I'd say.
Seems that way to me too.
f you use it in hot weather sure, it will. But if you use them for it's intended purpose the wear is exactly the same. Here in the UK in the winter site temps are regularly around 0C, using green gas I'll only get around 4 shots before the mag gasses out, as opposed to the full 24 on red or black gas. Black gas is my preferred gas in the winter time, red gas on all but the hottest days, and plain old green gas in the (very) brief summer we get. They're all about regulating the pressure in your gun, lower temperature lowers pressure, so you need a higher power gas (like black gas) to be getting the same psi value you normally expect from green gas on a hot day. Black gas is also very useful on rifles where you have the big heavy bolt systems, to maintain gas efficiency and cyclic rate. So if you use them properly, the psi your gun experiences is exactly the same. Obviously if you use black gas in hot weather you're much more likely to damage the internals of your gun, and I 100% recommend against it on plastic slide weapons like TMs. Hope that helped :)
I've used predator standard green gas, ultrair and nuprol 2.0 so far the 2.0 has been the best
I live in Wisconsin, and it gets pretty cold in the more wintry months. I've kind of relegated myself to C02 instead of Green Gas because of the drop in pressure, but I think I might give this a try now. Thanks Jonathan!
So wil the stronger gas mess up guns because of the higher pressure?
Could you review different google and masks? maybe compare high ever ones to lower end masks? or certain anti fog versus others.
I live in relatively hot climate (35c + normal outdoor day). KWA HK45 usually chrono around 400 fps with common gas we used. Same gas in WE Glock usually chrono at 320-330 fps. No wonder we see more cases of KWA HK45 breaking. KWA seems to make cold friendly GBB.
I ues the red all the time with my we sig sauer p226 😀👍
I run the Nuprol Gas' in my gass guns. The Black gas is designed for GBBRs with a heavier bolt and that goes in my WE M14. I use Red gas from around sept-march here in the uk and the green from march-sept. They announced a new Blue gas at IWA 2017 which is for plastic slide gbb pistols. I rate everything Nuprol are doing at the moment. The Gas is superb, their new range of BBs are far superior to the shocking ones they released before and their new range of AEGs are some the best low end guns ive ever used. Currently running their Delta Recon Alpha AEG and for a budget gun (£214.99) its certainly a bargain for the out put. Really impressed with the way nuprol are heading. Great video Johnathon!!! Big Fan
The new Nuprol AEGs have magwell issues they refuse to address, can't recommend them at all :C Sad because they're really solid performing guns! Nuprol BBs have been banned at the site I regular due to several incidents with them shattering on contact with goggles/glasses and needed medical attention.
Ive not had any mag well issues with my Recon. I use a variety of mags and they fit snuggly and release just fine. Ive also not had any issues with the new bbs either. I am always keen to hear of issues though so i can look out for them
Would love to invest in this for my glock, but I do have a question. At the beginning of the video you said the red was for cold weather, but then you said the same when showing the chrono of the black. Are they both for cold weather and one is just more powerful than the other? Or was it just a slip of the tongue? I'm from New England so cold weather gas would be a godsend for me.
i have also tested nuprol. In high end custom built race pistols for use in practical pistol competition in the uk. I found guarder black gas to give better numbers and is more consistant.
where do i buy?
Nupols gas is all i use over here in Northern ireland and i love the suff. For the climate here red is usually what we have to use and it leaves my g17 right on the money at 326-328 just at the limit
Hey Jonathan, a little off base because you are talking about PSI however, from someone who has used all three of these gasses in an attempt to prevent venting I thought I'd share my experiences.
Being in the UK if its not summer then its cold and I've had constant trouble with my WE G17 venting after multiple shots. The red can didn't appear to be any better than the green, but the black gas is amazing. Have managed to rattle off full mags with no issues at all. Only ever used it in cold weather and never been over 350 fps although I wouldn't recommend use when its warm.
Running nuprol alot ever since day 1.. love it and runs alot better in cold weather as you said
Hey john is stretching a sniper spring good for fps and bad for the spring or just bad for fps and the spring
I have run all of these 3, as i play in the cold and miserable weather of england I do find that I have to use red and sometimes black for some of my less efficient gas guns. Nuprol hasn't let me down yet!
Great to hear, thanks for using Nuprol products :)
Nuprol has been my go to for my KWA m9 and mp7. I found that it works much better in my guns than the "standard" green gas.
Can you get additives to make the propane less stinky?
CQB limit is 350 in the US? That's kinda sad.
That's the field limit for AEGs in the UK. Only Snipers and DMRs are allowed 450 and 400 respectively :(
Yes... most indoor CQB area's have a max FPS limit of 350.
Field I play at, has a max limit of 600FPS, anything over 400fps you cant engage under 75feet. Tho.. i've been hit with worse HPA weapons that are DEFINITELY over the 600 FPS limit. Fucking hate people with HPA weapons who don't abide by field rules.
The only way those HPA dudes could get away with having higher velocity is if the field isn't doing a good job of making sure tournament locks are used and/or chronoing using joules instead of FPS.
HPA isn't to blame, it's not fucking magic, it's just regular cheating like anyone can do.
CasInbound all fields set their own limits so it's not always 350 and most HPA guns have a limiter valve to lower fps
You should really review some LCT products like literally any of them
Any chance of doing any optic reviews?
I have been looking for a good optic for my aug a2, mostly looking for something that has a little bit of magnification but will not empty my wallet.
Could you review some of the nuprol m4s? Specifically the pioneer defender as a starter aeg
nuprol also have a 1.0 gas. I have the green one 2.0 and its a good gas in my opinion.
I still prefer the consistency I get with my CO2 1911...
The black gas in the Co2 VFC Glock 17 (which can take gas magazines) would work fine, but it's down to if the magazine can take it.
Jonathan
what's the ups and downs to using a red dot vs a scope on a sniper?
Does the black give the gun a stronger kick than C02??
How does the new gas affect grenades like the cyclone?
How about a beginner guide for gear. What you should get when you start (assuming we have nothing) with some recommendations. What areas your recommend to not cheap out on gear and some area's you can cheap out on.
I use Nuprol green in my Kwa m226 (in the uk) like you said it is slightly larger can than some others and is a better price , I did not see a drop in performance so i stuck with it. Thumbs up from me.
Is black gas safe to use in matador gas shotgun
Johnathon I am a sniper and not sure weather to use my camp and not have protection incase someone sees me. What is better blending in where there is no cover or behind cover where people can see thx - Titus
Great video Jonathan.
They've just recently bought out a Nuprol 1.0 for NBBs - I'm interested to see the results in a TM Mk23 since it's an easy way to just up that FPS slightly without any internal changes.
1.0 is green gas with silicon oil, very minimal difference between 1.0 and bog standard green gas :)
Would these be a good choice for the Cyclone grenades?
Can you use them all in a regular rifle magazine
i've wanted to buy these but there are lots of rumors of these cans exploding. also shipping is expensive and is not worth the wait when i can go to my local airsoft store and buy gg or just go to walmart and buy propane
Is it bad to use black gas casualy?
Of course not at 30°C
Jonathann Mÿst unless you are using a gbb rifle, I wouldn’t. Use the green or red, it will not hurt your pistol (if this is what you have) as much
@@Geetarman69420 thank you!
Its noted
Jonathann Mÿst your welcome!
I shouldn’t use it on my pistol even thought it’s internals are made of hardened steel?
I ran red gas in December and January and it felt so much better than normal gas
Very popular in the uk for a while
I am new to airsoft and I have not a lot of arena in new York should I travel around?
used other gasses and the switched to nuprol and never switched bavk, green for summer red for winter and black for gbbr
I am the 1k like and I subscribed great video
Does this mean it’ll cycle the gun harder also? Snappier operation, etc?
how u know what gas u need? and how u get a gas wire for in a backpack with gas
Hey Jonathan, I have a WE highcapa and the slide won't lock when the mag is empty. I've tried putting bbs under the spring that's in my mag but that didn't work. Thoughts?
Your mag may not have enough pressure anymore after you fired it, you can check that cause by putting just 1 or 2 rounds in a fully gased mag and shoot it. If the slide lock pressure problem, if it doesn't put an empty mag in your gun and rack the slide back. If it doesn't lock either look at the top of your mag. On one side of the feeding lips you should have a small plastic part of the follower pushing out, that part can wear down sometimes, if it's not that check your slide lock for any deformation (but it's a VERY standard issue on WE hacaps trust me XD) If none of the above i quit ^^
What bb weight did you use for this test?
I ran and liked the Red Gas for my pistols when it got a little cooler here in Texas. Even now it works nicely. It ads some nice kick to my newly acquired WE17. Depending on how it does for the Fps, I may run it more often.
I wonder how the LM4 will handle it, now that I have it back up and running
I have an MKM which is the same internals I believe, it got on better with Guarder Black in almost every temp.... maybe below freezing Red improved.
red nuprol gave me 3 full bb reloads per mag , only 1 on green. it was a bit snappier too.
John Adams that's not really impressive
It is in comparison. Especially in colder climates. I get about 2 magazines only on black gas because of the winter weather.
Newbie hear - how many pistol refills do these green gas cans provide?
Hey john what's you view on plate carriers vs vests, what's better for beginners or non beginners
Could the green nuprol gas be used in Tokyo Marui pistols and gbb rifles?
were can i get black gas in USA?
Is the RA Tech t.n.t hop up for the lm4 worth the money?
Are those safe to use with umarex glocks? I have the 19X for green gas. Can it break it?
According to the cans, the Red and Green gasses are both 95% propane, and both have the same weight and volume of gas in. If they are same size can, how is one a higher pressure?
is this gas mixed with silicon like green gas or will it be like just using propane without the smell
acMario Playz it comes with silicone mixed in
cogz1001 thx man
Do they still sell this
I'm just curious as to whether or not you'd recommend the Nuprol 2.0 in a TM pistol?
I have a ssp18 can I use red and black gas in it
I am considering to buy an asg cz p09 with a metal slide. It can accom both green gas and co2 just by changing the mags. I am considering using using black gas instead of CO2. Is this a good idea.
A review on different mag lubricant, because the nuprol purple cans doesn't look good in my gun, and wich is better... Spray or tube ?
Would you recommend the black 4.0 in a G&G G96 which is already a hot shooting gun? Would it give you more consistency in your shots?
PLEASE do a review for the King Arms R93 T2 gas sniper. It's very unique and only Evike carries it. I cannot find any information on this gun and have no idea whether or not it's worth the purchase price. Thank you for everything you do and fingers crossed that this gets picked up for a future video.
Nuprol Gas is great. use it all the time. with no issues at all.
Hey Jonathan. I got this old classic army armalight m4a1 from a friend. When I took it to the crono, it was shooting 220 fps. Do you have a recommendation for a new spring? Everything else works great except that.
Guarder :)
its probably not the spring. you probably have an airleak. check o-rings. lube em if you have to
Jade Jello it's an aeg. is there something I am missing?
I personally use the Nuprol green gas in both my GBBPs and my GBBRs with no issues.
We’re do you buy green gas that isn’t online
Hey john all the co2 pistols I've found have the co2 canister in the mag do I take it out and put it in the next mag or just leave it in and have one in every mag
Blake Finnegan thank you
Would love to see the new KWA EBB gun looks really nice for us Milsim guys who don't want to use Blank Fire or GBB.
You Should test different lipo and nimh batteries! See how long they last, and how fast they charge, and other things like that. (I know it would probably take a really long time to produce the video, but it could be cool to see the results)
As always great info, Jonathan. What BB weight were you using for the test? I know you were showing a comparison, but I have the same pistol and have been playing with different gasses and may settle on propane with an adaptor and silicone oil.
I want to put cloth on the end of my gun will it effect the way the bbs fly?
What is your opinion on the KWC Sig Saur X-Five stainless? Tried one out at a store today and im aching to go pick it up before playing tomorrow
MrBearMan_ it's made by kwc so when it breaks you get a nice paper weight
Any good food tips. Like before going to a field or even like snacks. What would be wise for someone who has not be out airsofting?
Should I use this on my vfc m40a5?
hey, ive never played airsoft before, i am planning on going to a field over spring break with some friends. How much do bb's hurt, if say, you are wearing sweatpants and a sweatshirt.
ey thanks
Could you test these gasses with a WA system GBBR?
Review the EMG Hellbreacker or warthog or Jack
which weight of bb were you using in the test ?
Probly .2
Can you tell us your material of choice when it comes to rifle? Awesome videos thanks!!
I've actually never heard of this stuff or seen it used. It's really not that much more than green gas. Might have to check it out.
Do the nuprol 1.0
Quick question can you use nuprol black in a good non blowback green gas pistol? I mean are all 3of the bottles green gas and is every coulor a different mix of green gas?sorry i am not trolling its just not clear to me yet i have nuprol 2.0 its just that i want to step it up with out breaking it:)
Nope! Even Nuprol don't recommand using their 4.0 (black bottle) in a pistol, its literally written on the can for riffle only
thanks man i dont have one and the stores here are not clear if its safe or not. i stick to my brave greengas bottle :)
If it's 0ºC out there, then you're safe. As it will have about the same pressure as propane at 15ºC.
Hi Jonathan, I find the valves on some of my magazines can't cope with the pressure of the black or red gasses. Would this be lack of maintenance or something else?
That's just because they're higher pressure gases and the release valves aren't designed to handle it.
Nate Cataldo thank you.
They're not designed to be used at the same temperatures as green gas. They're designed for colder weather, to equalise the psi you'd expect from green gas in good weather.
Hey there. I live in the UK so will deffo be getting all three cans to try. because well, our weather here can change so suddenly. i have a question about after-market parts. i just ordered the WE G18c. and i know in full auto the nozzle can break, split, or shatter. what would be a good after market nozzle? - do they make metal nozzles? i want to be comfortable using full auto because i will be using a Roni convertion kit. And using it as an SMG of sorts. etc.
I would personally rather just run co2
Rex Hrabetin the mechanisms don’t last as long tho.
How fast does it wear out your O ring vs green has?
f you use it in hot weather sure, it will. But if you use them for it's intended purpose the wear is exactly the same. Here in the UK in the winter site temps are regularly around 0C, using green gas I'll only get around 4 shots before the mag gasses out, as opposed to the full 24 on red or black gas. Black gas is my preferred gas in the winter time, red gas on all but the hottest days, and plain old green gas in the (very) brief summer we get. They're all about regulating the pressure in your gun, lower temperature lowers pressure, so you need a higher power gas (like black gas) to be getting the same psi value you normally expect from green gas on a hot day. Black gas is also very useful on rifles where you have the big heavy bolt systems, to maintain gas efficiency and cyclic rate. So if you use them properly, the psi your gun experiences is exactly the same. Obviously if you use black gas in hot weather you're much more likely to damage the internals of your gun, and I 100% recommend against it on plastic slide weapons like TMs. Hope that helped :)