Where to buy gas

[Kenneth]

I was looking online at gas and i realised that they don't sell it online anymore. Where can i find green gas for my airsoft pistol.

Also does anyone one know where i can find Sig Sauer P226 magazines.

[quigly]

You should get a propane adapter and some silicone oil. Then all you need to do is buy inexpensive propane bottles.

[Pancake]

Yeah get a propane adapter, then just go to Home Depot or Lowe's and get a can of Propane for 3 bucks.

[Riddick]

Come out to the Carlton game on April 30th or the Rez game the weekend of May 13th and you can pick up a can for $5 from me.

Cheaper than anyone else can offer.

[ScaredShooter]

Here are some places for gas near where you live:

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Sorry, I wanted to be cocky because I initially really thought your thread was actually about "where to buy gas."

What's green gas anyways? All my guns use CO2.

Yeah, in all seriousness Riddick's green gas prices are the best. Certainly unbeatable. I was suspish the first time I saw it for sale. But great stuff. I'm using a can in my Sig now.

I know it usually works pretty flawlessly, but I've had some problems with the camping style propane & adapter. It will be cheaper and (I have heard) show an increase in PSI by a bit.

However, the adapter that my dad has doesn’t quite seat to the seal on my mag perfectly, so when I fill it, I’ve had problems with the O-ring flying off. Very unfortunate for as small and impossible to purchase those things are. Little grievance, but it’s led me to take more comfort in buying green gas. Besides, everyone likes the smell better hehe.

Regular raw-egg propane actually makes me salivate because it reminds me of campground meals.

[jim486]

In the Gas Pistols & SMGs form there is a Sticky: Gas Pressure Chart in the front of the form. I would look at that and check your manual to see what pressure your pistol uses.

Green gas, top gas, red gas, and propane are all fairly close as far as pressure. But, like I said check your manual your gun may require a lower pressure HFC 134a.

If your gun uses one of the higher pressure gasses I would seriously look into propane with an adapter. I just paid $4 for what would cost me about $30 of the airsoft specific gasses. My WE 1468 will only hold a tight group with propane otherwise it's like hitting golf balls. My KJW Sig 229, and M4 both do great with it too. You will have to get some silicon oil to lube your mags and the other parts, but I find they all work better using it sparingly and keeping the guns clean. Do not use real gun lube!!!!

Airsplat
Airsoft Megastore
Pyramyd Air
In fact just search any airsoft store...

As far as Co2 guns, nice but if you think you have trouble finding gas online... I live in MA and last I knew, you need an FID to buy the canisters.

[jim486]

Also does anyone one know where i can find Sig Sauer P226 magazines.

Any of the online store I listed and more. Most are all KJ Works OEM parts, so if its KJW, Tokyo Marui, Softair/Cybergun, maybe some others all the parts are KJW (including clips). There are also some Co2 versions but they wont work with your green gas gun.

a real good place for air-soft: Evike.com, airsplat.com, or eHobbie asia....

[ParoJo]

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[jim486]

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Ok.. Dead post... New to the page... I was only trying to help them.

[shakespeare]

In all fairness, jwip95, he did add something to the conversation. Thus, it was a valid necropost IMHO

[glockmeister]

If your wondering why you should get propane over green gas, green gas is propane. It has silicone in it, and it smells different. But for the price you get ripped off. Sure propane smells like shit, but it works the same and it is way cheaper. The only downside is you have to remember to put silicone in the adaptor so your mags get lubed up and stay in working order.

[ParoJo]

Meant no disrespect jim486. Just thought I'd bring it to your attention to prevent future necroposts, but indeed it was a good addition to the subject. No harm done.