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Monday, September 22, 2008

Airsoft JLS 2014B Semi-Auto Electric Soft Pellet BB Gun (Misc.) newly tagged "airsoft gun"

Airsoft JLS 2014B Semi-Auto Electric Soft Pellet BB Gun
Airsoft JLS 2014B Semi-Auto Electric Soft Pellet BB Gun (Misc.)
By Homier Distributing

Buy new: $12.99
$15.99
2 used and new from $12.99
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First tagged "airsoft gun" by Oscar Girl "movie buff"
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Making the Right Choice For Gas Airsoft Canister Reloads

HFC 22 "Green Gas"

This is the better quality, higher power gas that is offered for airsoft guns today. It not only prolongs the life of the gun, but you can usually achieve much higher feet per second (FPS) in your gun than with other gas types. Also, manufacturers are putting out smaller, higher pressurized canisters to provide several recharges to your gas airsoft gun, while being small enough to ride in an accessory belt or pouch. With just a few dollar difference per canister, this seems to be the better choice.

HFC 134A Gas

Although your initial reaction may be one of disbelief with regards to the types of gas used in gas powered airsoft guns, it is important to consider. There are many high quality gas airsoft guns out there, but if you use the wrong type of gas to power them on a consistent basis, you may find that your gun will wear out sooner than you expected. Let's just go over a few things about the different types of gas and the respective consequences you may face:

This type of gas is rated for use in Japanese manufactured airsoft guns. It is kind of like a middle-of-the-road gas for economy buyers. These gas gun are cheaper than the more pricey US brands, but are a good price point buy. The HFC 134A gas is not quite as powerful as the HFC 22 gas, but again, it is a good compromise between price and results.

Use standard propane or butane gas in your airsoft pistol can cause degradation over time. Although cheaper to buy and implement, it doesn't make much sense to use this type of gas in a gas powered airsoft gun, because the gun itself is usually quite expense, seeing as how gas airsoft guns are more powerful and more life-like than electric or spring powered guns.

Propane and Butane Gas



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