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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: Arizona summer too hot for green gas?
« on: August 12, 2009, 09:28:24 PM »
Thank you KOBO, glad to hear.
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General Airsoft Discussion / Arizona summer too hot for green gas?
« on: August 12, 2009, 08:36:58 PM »
Hello All,
I've been browsing the forum for a little while, but finally decided to ask this question since I have a WE Luger GBB on it's way in the mail (my first GBB). I'm mainly purchasing this since I'm a World War II hobbyist and won't be doing any serious gaming with it. My question is: Is green gas safe in Arizona? I hear bits and pieces about people resorting to "safer" gases at hotter temperatures but I haven't been able to find any articles or guidelines.
Is this something I can only safely shoot indoors or will it be ok in 90-105 F weather? Anyone know what the risks are besides a potentially damaged gun? The gun is made for Green Gas/Propane.
Thanks!
TJS
I've been browsing the forum for a little while, but finally decided to ask this question since I have a WE Luger GBB on it's way in the mail (my first GBB). I'm mainly purchasing this since I'm a World War II hobbyist and won't be doing any serious gaming with it. My question is: Is green gas safe in Arizona? I hear bits and pieces about people resorting to "safer" gases at hotter temperatures but I haven't been able to find any articles or guidelines.
Is this something I can only safely shoot indoors or will it be ok in 90-105 F weather? Anyone know what the risks are besides a potentially damaged gun? The gun is made for Green Gas/Propane.
Thanks!
TJS
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