Hi mate, Thanks for the info. Do I need to empty out my green gas mag after a game or do I just leave the green gas in the mag until whenever I use it next? Also how do I dispense the green gas out of the mag without causing it damage? A reply would be appreciated.
I fine that switching from propane/green gas to MAPP gas on colder days and just general works much better than green gas and propane the blowback recoil is just as strong as Co2
Thanks for that information, the only thing is on your website it doesn’t show green gas anywhere (unless I’m blind lol). Is this true or do yous actually sell it?
For Northern Territory gel ballers I can give you the difference of what green gas/CO2 vs AEG could mean. A possible prison sentence. It comes down to page 3 of The Firearms Act NT, Preliminaries of a Firearm. I am able to say that in 2020 a gel blaster owner did hold his ground against a firearm charge in the NT based on AEG. The charges of firearm possession was dropped and the prosecution ran out of time to charge him from the Weapons Control Act. So in short, for N.T. players steer clear of compressed gas and air type blasters for now and maybe decorate you blaster until we get an official nod from the NT government for gel balling. Also, an NT based association has just begun- NTGBA which has a Facebook page and the guys in Darwin and Alice have chatted to some MLAs. Support the page if you live in the Territory. Cheers.
Clueless. Silicone suspended in the gas means nothing. The silicone is just going to gunk up the barrel and the chamber and lubricate nothing of importance. You should be servicing your blaster on a regular basis with silicone oil and then run propane from Bunnings, considering it's incredibly cheaper. This has been debated on airsoft subreddits for decades. Nothing changes with gel blasters. Don't trust me though, do your own research.
Hi mate,
Thanks for the info. Do I need to empty out my green gas mag after a game or do I just leave the green gas in the mag until whenever I use it next?
Also how do I dispense the green gas out of the mag without causing it damage?
A reply would be appreciated.
I was told you should always leave a little left in there to keep everything moist.
@@DarkskullRavenclaw thanks Bro.
Can keep the gas in your mag man won’t hurt whatever you do don’t leave NO gas in it tho
Which green gas pistol would you suggest is the most reliable/best performing?
With my experience abby predator 144A gas performances the best
We tech g17
@@ulose5909 I currently have the black WE Tech g17 and a chrome 1911 (hi capa I think)
@@olisedits8209 hi capa is a style of pistol not a brand you know that yea ?
@@olisedits8209 that’s mad but bro nice choices
I fine that switching from propane/green gas to MAPP gas on colder days and just general works much better than green gas and propane the blowback recoil is just as strong as Co2
Co2 blasters contain the canister inside the magazine right? Never seen a Co2 blaster before.
yes
Is the gas just for recoil or does it als propell the gell ball?
it propells the gel ball
Thanks for that information, the only thing is on your website it doesn’t show green gas anywhere (unless I’m blind lol). Is this true or do yous actually sell it?
You’d make a good scientist Matt
Which is cheaper to use?
Green gas bro
Green for sure
Propane is cheaper to use. Go to Bunnings and buy a bottle of hobby propane or camping propane and get an adaptor. These guys are clueless.
How old do I have to be to get a job at tactical edge I’m 14
Most establishments offer jobs at 14 but that is mostly fast food. at 16 you are more likely to be hired and 18 is the main age.
Wear a fake moustache.... tell them you're 21
@@johnh3733 😂
Just keep flipping burgers on the front desk ... you'll be o.k...🤨🤔🤣😂😎
For Northern Territory gel ballers I can give you the difference of what green gas/CO2 vs AEG could mean. A possible prison sentence. It comes down to page 3 of The Firearms Act NT, Preliminaries of a Firearm.
I am able to say that in 2020 a gel blaster owner did hold his ground against a firearm charge in the NT based on AEG. The charges of firearm possession was dropped and the prosecution ran out of time to charge him from the Weapons Control Act.
So in short, for N.T. players steer clear of compressed gas and air type blasters for now and maybe decorate you blaster until we get an official nod from the NT government for gel balling.
Also, an NT based association has just begun- NTGBA which has a Facebook page and the guys in Darwin and Alice have chatted to some MLAs.
Support the page if you live in the Territory.
Cheers.
Meanwhile firecrackers are ok in NT 😂.
@@DarkskullRavenclaw ...yeah, quite weird. Mind you, they are permitted one day of the year. July 1st.
@@1969cmp Damn not 4th of July lol.
So I bought a blaster yesterday pulled it apart and now I can’t put it back together can you fix it
Hahahahah
All my gas pistols are CO2 but I got a greengas mag for screwing around the house with.
CO2 all the way..
Nah g not for gels you’ll break more than you shoot.. just have a spare mag to cycle them so they don’t get cold and green gas shits on co2 brother
Not a fan of the gas powered guns, just more money to fork out after upgrading parts and paying for entry into events
So liquid gas huh what will happen if i put liquid nitrogen will my gun have more power 😂😂🤣😐🤣
Clueless. Silicone suspended in the gas means nothing. The silicone is just going to gunk up the barrel and the chamber and lubricate nothing of importance. You should be servicing your blaster on a regular basis with silicone oil and then run propane from Bunnings, considering it's incredibly cheaper. This has been debated on airsoft subreddits for decades. Nothing changes with gel blasters. Don't trust me though, do your own research.