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[madbull]

You can use your hand to adjust the output pressure easily....
Compared to other people design: You need to use tools and still hard to adjust pressure...

You can adjust suitable pressure and refill on all kind of B.B. Showers and Landmine...

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[Glenn]

I am all over that.

[Hustie]

Wait, so this is to fill GBB mags with or is it a regulator to connect Co2 cans directly to GBB mags? Or a combination of the two?

[madbull]

First, install CO2 adapter onto your CO2 tank.
Second, refill regulated CO2 gas into whatever you like.

Note: Not all Gas Powered Airsoft can use high pressure gas. Make sure what is tha MAX pressure of your Gas Powered Airsoft.

[madbull]

According to the chart, you can use regulated CO2 gas on most of the Airsoft gun if you turn down the pressure. However, the output CO2 is totally dry, you will consume your dry CO2 very easily.

Name PSI at 21'C
Green Gas (Propane) ~100
Red Gas ~121
Regulated CO2
(Without liquid CO2) ~200-800
CO2
(With liquid CO2) ~800

[Murph]

Guess it's time to stock up on O-Ring replacement kits.

[Death By Cadbury]

Im sorry, I finally understand what he's trying to say (after reading the post a few times I think most are misunderstanding.)

Look at the listing: the CO2's pressure can be limited only by injecting gas only (no liquid) if you fill the mag with liquid as would be required for a GBB to operate repeatedly it would have to be 800psi.

therefore you COULD fill your GBB mag at propane pressure with co2 but only in the gaseous form, which would run out after a few shots. Thats why he says you will consume the dry co2 very quickly.

for filling grenade shells at different pressures this would be fine, allowing you to fill at different pressures. However, this is not going to replace the airsoft innovations propane adaptor for filling GBB mags.

Edited by Death By Cadbury, 16 May 2006 - 03:09 AM.

[Glenn]

Im sorry, I finally understand what he's trying to say (after reading the post a few times I think most are misunderstanding.)

Look at the listing: the CO2's pressure can be limited only by injecting gas only (no liquid) if you fill the mag with liquid as would be required for a GBB to operate repeatedly it would have to be 800psi.

therefore you COULD fill your GBB mag at propane pressure with co2 but only in the gaseous form, which would run out after a few shots. Thats why he says you will consume the dry co2 very quickly.

for filling grenade shells at different pressures this would be fine, allowing you to fill at different pressures. However, this is not going to replace the airsoft innovations propane adaptor for filling GBB mags.

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Right on the money. Liquid CO2/propane is constantly findign equilibrium with gas in your magazines. As you release gas (haha), some of the liquid turns into gas to establish equilibrium again. This is where cooldown comes from, the liquid absorbing energy (heat) to become a gas. With no liquid, you don't get any gas formation, and you run out of gas right quick.

[Hustie]

Ah, I understand now, so only for grenades.

[Verymanynames]

Sorry for the necropost but Im a tad confused on what this does? Madbull sells a CO2 adaptor already so is this for people who want a lower pressure or is the straight adaptor going to blow out the grenade?

[Wege]

And no-one even NOTICED the actual significant information in this thread..
(apart from the new "make it louder" attachment)
The Red Gas pressure measurement compared to the others...


Now then.. the 470..

[Sale]

If you put too much pressure into a GBB magazine, the gun will simply refuse to fire. It won't matter how strong the hammer spring is, believe me. Way too much pressure will cause the magazine to blow. Just don't do it.

Like said, this is for using different pressure settings with grenades and other devices that were designed to use CO2. It won't allow you to use CO2 instead of propane in GBBs.

-Sale

[Wege]

Or a way to tempt people to put CO2 into their mags,,, blowing the seals.. OR mashing their Hammer...

[Sale]

I'm actually afraid that the main valve and fill valve could take it, and something else would give in. For example the bottom piece of KSC Glocks (and lots of other gas pistols) is attached by a couple of thin pins, and there's not much material around them. Too much pressure with the main valve and fill valve holding up could cause serious injury and hearing damage.

I'm dead serious with this, having some first hand experience: Don't put CO2 in regular gas gun magazines. Not even the ones that use CO2 capsules but can be converted for green/red gas. Even the stronger red gas is only 1/4 of the pressure of CO2.

The specified models by Madbull that can take CO2 are naturally okay to charge with CO2. This adapter in question allows you to fill them to a bit lower pressure, for example in a CQB game where you don't want to shoot full powered grenades at people.

-Sale