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Yeah, unless you're a crazy shooter like me who plinks in the basement on an almost daily basis, then I could see one cannister lasting a LONG time.
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Is it possible to get an adapter to hook your bbq propane tank to your AI adapter?
I don't see why not. And I'm guessing this is the ultimate economic solution. lol
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Hey guys thanks so much for your help.
Now i would like to know if i should leave any gas in the magazine after using it Or should i completely empty the gas in the magazine thru the valve? |
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Leaving a small bit of gas as in enough for a few shots is fine. Never expel gas by pressing the valve. Sure way to ruin your seals.
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I mean after emptying the magazine should i load a bit more of gas, or is there a minimum amount of gas left there, but it's just not able to shoot? Does this make any sense?? :banghead: Last edited by Cottoni; March 6th, 2008 at 01:29.. |
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If you're going to store it, give it a shot of gas.
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Just got my TM M1911A1, what a beauty! this pistol looks awesome and feels even better!
The pictures I've seen online don't do it justice. I loaded the green thank Coleman propane in the TM M1911A1 magazine and this think blowback kicks like nuts, and sound loud as hell. The quality of the ABS is outstanding, and it was so cold when i got it I thought it was metal. Since this think kicks so strong with propane i am really concerned how long this ABS slide will last. Ok, now I have another noob question: How much of gas should I load in the magazine? how do I know the magazine is full of gas and properly charged with its maximum capacity? Is there some hint such as holding the thank there for 3 seconds or so? PS: If i decide to upgrade the gun, will just a metal slide be enough or do i need anything else? Last edited by Cottoni; March 6th, 2008 at 01:37.. |
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3-5 seconds is a good time. If no gas is leaking out (not sure what TM 1911 valves do, my DE valves sometimes leaked on fill, my KJW valves never leak on fill), just hold it there for longer to make sure it's full, if you want. No real harm.
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go propane and if you need an Adapter we have some in stock. http://calcityairsoft.ca/
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 I think Propane is naturally unscented then its added, but Hank might be wrong. Quote:
http://www.airsoft-innovations.com/FlowRes.html I sell the AI adapotors as well but you'll wanna save the extra shipping and get it straight from Madmax aka carl aka Airsoft innovations aka AI Last edited by Armyissue; March 6th, 2008 at 11:58.. |
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