BLS Green Gas - Any experience with it?

[Pengelly]

Seen some for a decent price and I just wondered if anyone had any first hand experience using it - I don't wanna just run a gas from a company i have no experience with.

Thank you!

 

[Austeyr]

No real PSI information, no information on what the mix is either to work it out. Seems a bit odd to not include something important like that. Would rather stick with ASG Ultrair/ASG Orange personally

 

[Pengelly]

Yeh I'm in need of some gas for the winter months so any recommendations would be awesome

 

[Austeyr]

Yeh I'm in need of some gas for the winter months so any recommendations would be awesome

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Depends on the replica and the temps where you play at gets down too.

I use ASG Orange from now til about March/April on my VFC AR's/AK's with little to no issues at all but the lowest temp I typically play around is like 5 - 15 celcius. ASG Orange is rated down to 10 celcius, if it's going to be under that then the ASG Red gas

 

[Lyndication]

ASG red or I'm dead

 

[EvilMonkee]

Nothing but Ultrair to be honest for me

 

[Punisher3990]

I only ever use Abbey Red or 144a if it's a bit spicy. I do carry a Nuprol Green 2.0 mini on the field, though, for those mid-game refills; didn't even know BLS did gas

 

[Pengelly]

So I did some research and their lower power gas is 16 kg/cm^2

That is about 200 PSI which is this is tested at 25 Celsius would put it in black gas power ranges.

Their 22kg gas would have pressures of over 300 PSI which is insane

 

[GiantKiwi]

So I did some research and their lower power gas is 16 kg/cm^2

That is about 200 PSI which is this is tested at 25 Celsius would put it in black gas power ranges.

Their 22kg gas would have pressures of over 300 PSI which is insane

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A 'helpful' misnomer, most airsoft gases break from standard SATP in that they use 20 degrees C as nominal temperature, rather than SI's 25 degrees C.

Their marketing material is a load of bollocks if they're claiming 16kg and 22kg.

Propane is 12kg.

The only gas which comes even close to the pressures they're claiming is LPG, and nobody is using that.

 

[Pengelly]

The only gas which comes even close to the pressures they're claiming is LPG, and nobody is using that.

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A horrible idea has formed in my head now...