Green Gas
Green Gas is a propellant for airsoft guns,[1] used as an alternative power source to spring- or motor-driven airsoft weapons.
In 2004, Carlton Chong, of Airsoft Innovations, determined through gas chromatography analysis that green gas is a mixture of propane, silicon oil, and odor modifiers.[2] This discovery prompted his development of a propane adapter, allowing users to administer their own green gas derivatives using retail propane and silicone oil.
Propane adapters
Since green gas's analysis, other manufacturers have also begun producing adapters that attach to propane tanks available at many retail stores. These sometimes include reservoirs to store lubricant (usually silicone oil). The propane option has become popular because the solution is cheaper and more widely available than Green Gas. Although propane alone lacks lubrication in the propellant, proponents of using propane instead of green gas state that this can be remedied by manually lubricating internal parts before using the gun.
See also
References
- ↑ Med, L.E.M.; Martinez, L.E. (2008). Force-on-Force Police Training Using Airsoft: A Manual for the Law Enforcement Trainer on the Use of Airsoft Non-lethal Technology. Outskirts Press. p. 14. ISBN 978-1-4327-2684-3. Retrieved November 14, 2017. Search this book on
- ↑ http://www.airsoftforum.com/board/topic/13726-a-message-from-airsoft-innovations-inc/
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