this was an interesting video to watch, especially the comparison between the different gasses. i had converted over to the Vorsk gasses in my GBB pistols and my G&G SMC9 and KWA Skorpion last year, however having recently bought the VFC GBB M249, i found that VORSK V6 pushed it over site FPS limits. fortunately the site shop sold cans of Nuprol 2.0 gas, and filling the gas reservoir with 2.0 brought the FPS down to site limits... but by the skin of its teeth. (i have now bought an adjustable floating valve to replace the fixed one, so i should now have no issues with being over FPS limits once i get it dialed in) this knowledge needs to be more widely shared with GBB owners to help them make informed decisions about the gas they use, especially with RIFs that are close to UK limits
Hey mate, just wondering as I also got the VFC 249, did your field use FPS on a .20 or by joules with bb weight you use? Also what valve did you pick up as it would also be a good thing to have
I like when they write how many PSI is the gas, for many years i though some of my pistols were crap just because i bought the cheapest gas and was too low pressure.
I've been using Nuprol gas lately, their range is (supposedly, I don't have an instrument to actually measure it): - blue: 115 PSI / 8 bar -green: 145 PSI / 10 bar -red: 175 PSI / 12 bar -black: 200 PSI / 14 bar
@@sogerc1 Misinformation I looked up on google it said Nuprol red gas has 215 psi I watched a video of a guy viewing them he said it gets about 160 psi what to believe
Hi Mike Excellent informative quality Airsoft content as usual Mike Need to look out for these gases for my ggbb now Ps thanks for the chuckles my friend Your always up beat as I said before Bestest friend from Scotland 👋👋
My own experiences with a variety of Green Gas Gas Blowback Pistols: Vorsk V6 works pretty well, a decent go to if you can find it on a deal. Vorsk V8 however compliments my preferred pistols which are Army Armament, which while their slides for stock metal guns are quite light, the extra grunt helps it push through in mild weather, but may struggle when it's cold AND raining on an outdoor game. Same with Nuprol 2.0 and 3.0. I'd say they're quite neck and neck. I don't use Nuprol 1.0 or Predator 144a WE Original and ASG Ultra Air have always been the two I've avoided for gameplay, I've never had much luck getting as many rounds compared to the previous ones and generally inconsistent. WE GF Corp seems to be slightly better if memory serves me right.
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this was an interesting video to watch, especially the comparison between the different gasses.
i had converted over to the Vorsk gasses in my GBB pistols and my G&G SMC9 and KWA Skorpion last year, however having recently bought the VFC GBB M249, i found that VORSK V6 pushed it over site FPS limits. fortunately the site shop sold cans of Nuprol 2.0 gas, and filling the gas reservoir with 2.0 brought the FPS down to site limits... but by the skin of its teeth. (i have now bought an adjustable floating valve to replace the fixed one, so i should now have no issues with being over FPS limits once i get it dialed in)
this knowledge needs to be more widely shared with GBB owners to help them make informed decisions about the gas they use, especially with RIFs that are close to UK limits
Hey mate, just wondering as I also got the VFC 249, did your field use FPS on a .20 or by joules with bb weight you use? Also what valve did you pick up as it would also be a good thing to have
I like when they write how many PSI is the gas, for many years i though some of my pistols were crap just because i bought the cheapest gas and was too low pressure.
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My first gas that’s also the one that I still use is the Diablo, I wonder how it performs, never tested it on a chrono. Nice vid as always Mike
I've been using Nuprol gas lately, their range is (supposedly, I don't have an instrument to actually measure it):
- blue: 115 PSI / 8 bar
-green: 145 PSI / 10 bar
-red: 175 PSI / 12 bar
-black: 200 PSI / 14 bar
@@sogerc1 Misinformation I looked up on google it said Nuprol red gas has 215 psi I watched a video of a guy viewing them he said it gets about 160 psi what to believe
Hi Mike
Excellent informative quality Airsoft content as usual Mike
Need to look out for these gases for my ggbb now
Ps thanks for the chuckles my friend
Your always up beat as I said before
Bestest friend from Scotland 👋👋
My own experiences with a variety of Green Gas Gas Blowback Pistols:
Vorsk V6 works pretty well, a decent go to if you can find it on a deal. Vorsk V8 however compliments my preferred pistols which are Army Armament, which while their slides for stock metal guns are quite light, the extra grunt helps it push through in mild weather, but may struggle when it's cold AND raining on an outdoor game. Same with Nuprol 2.0 and 3.0. I'd say they're quite neck and neck. I don't use Nuprol 1.0 or Predator 144a
WE Original and ASG Ultra Air have always been the two I've avoided for gameplay, I've never had much luck getting as many rounds compared to the previous ones and generally inconsistent. WE GF Corp seems to be slightly better if memory serves me right.
Find the same thing nuprol 2 for colder times the so called fake we green gas on hotter days
How do you know you have to see the katana with the blade facing up?
It seems like they don’t sell it anymore. I checked their website but there is no place to buy it.
Would it be ok to use the powerful one (V8) with a WE automatic glock?
Finally, a real knife was used to open the box 😜
What's rock&roll about a box cutter? I have a Stiletto knife to open letters. Well, it's a fake one, not real Italian, but still.