Green gas?

[TRUbor9]

What exactly is it?

Edited December 24, 2010 by TRUbor9

[Mark R]

Gas used in airsoft guns...the gas contains a silicon based lubricant in it. Better than running CO2 in the airsoft guns. CO2 has no lubbrication in it.

[Cy Soto]

What exactly is it?

It is mostly propane with a silicone additive for lubrication. It is also missing the sulfur additive that gives the propane used at home that "rotten egg" smell.

[TRUbor9]

What exactly is it?

It is mostly propane with a silicone additive for lubrication. It is also missing the sulfur additive that gives the propane used at home that "rotten egg" smell.

alright so i'd still be shooting propane. thats all i wanted to know thanks ill just use some air fresheners to mask the egg smell

[Mark R]

It "lacks" the egg smell of sulfur...it does not smell.

[TRUbor9]

It "lacks" the egg smell of sulfur...it does not smell.

Im not going to use green gas. I meant that ill use them to mask the normal propane

[kevin c]

You'll need to add the silicone lubricant. Camp stove/torch propane is "dry". You can buy the oil from venders, along with the charging fitting that screws onto the tank. There's a side port for application. The wise heads here advise me that it lubes the mag seals and the gun parts, a drop into the charging valve once every six magazines worth or so.

eta: the oil from AS vendors often comes with its own odorant, that at least partially covers the smell of camp propane (not very well, though, and you can end up smelling like lilacs or something, so don't overdo it, as it may spray on you as you charge the mag, or from the gun with the first couple shots...)

Edited January 6, 2011 by kevin c