Thank you for taking time to watch it. Not many people are interested in these kinds of videos but I find it helpful to know the difference between products. It can save you a lot of money.

propane is green gas -_-

@@CarlosRodrigues-zy2md he means just a small propane tank rather than a premixed green gas canister which now things have changed a bit as its a bit cheaper now but this is still useful for people like me where green gas is hard to find but propane isnt

It is WE 416.

you're welcome. It's better without oil.

@@JosefMucha100 oh ok. even better!! Would you make a video about that as well?

It's better without the oil. "Green gas" is nothing more than propane with silicone oil added, in order to automate the lubrication of dynamic seals (and allow them to sell it at 10x the price :p). But there's only *one* dynamic seal on the GBBR systems: the oring / cup seal between the nozzle and the bolt carrier / blowback unit. That's really the only one that needs permanent lubrication, as it's subjected to friction and big pressure jumps (1 atmosphere to ~10 atmospheres and back with each shot). All other seals (the ones in the mags) are static and only really work through pressure difference once per mag fill, if you let the mag run completely empty. The issue is that while green gas automates the lubrication of *the* dynamic, it also accumulates on the barrel and bucking, ruining accuracy. Therefore, the smart thing to do is use dry gas and manually lube that seal about once a month with a tiny drop of light silicone oil.

@@facundocorradini Thanks!! This is super helpful!! You just saved a noob. (or millions more) ;)

@@JosefMucha100 hi, the Pro tech gas has too much silicone oil? Like dripping oil ir not?

Green gas is also propane. Just with added oil and perfume. So I would say yes you can use it just like green gas indoors but it miiight smell if you use enough in a small room. It is just as safe

@@mybalz8025 Do you know Propane has a harmful chemical (additive and odorous leaking gas) added to remind users for a propane gas leak? It is called Ethyl Mercaptan. When you inhale it to your respiratory system, it causes to reduce oxygen below safe breathing levels. Breathing of high concentrations may cause dizziness, light-headedness, headache, nausea and loss of co-ordination. Continued inhalation may result in unconsciousness. I know you (most airsofters) use Propane outdoor, and it may reduce the chance of having the above harms and dangers. DO NOT USE PROPANE INDOOR ! Even you have good ventilation, it does not help much for inhaling Ethyl Mercaptan. I hope it helps and gives more details about Propane gas to Propane airsofters ! Good luck !

To clean dust from electronics.

Duster gas fucking sucks

Nope, it has to be propane. Butane has lower pressure.

@@JosefMucha100 Okk..

I have a few times, no problems.. Josef states lower Fps due to pressure, but no damage should come with using it

@@ThePOSM What about propane butane mix? There is no propane in my country they only sell propane butane

@@ognjen8964 hmm, well most propane here in the UK comes mixed with butane by a small amount, so id check the pressure that you get from your gas tank, and see if the mags can handle it. I think you can get the pressure limits on the sites/specs hopefully! But personally id give it a go lol, put a drop of silicone oil on the valve before filling, to keep things lubricated :)

in america they are usually in any hardware store, probably could find them in a camping store. you also need silicon oil and an adapter for propane to work

any decent plumbers merchant store will have them. The blue (butane or propane) and yellow bottles (Mapp Gas) are used with a blow torch head when soldering copper gas and water pipe fittings.

Thank you. Too much lube is worse than no lube. Clean the gun and leave a very thin layer on moving parts. Just 1 drop spread by finger. If it doesn't help I would get ML 50 autobot and if this doesn't help then the oressure on the nub is not enough. If the problem persists, it's the gun. Perhaps cracked nozzle or weak hammer spring. Depends how the gun feels while shooting.

that is a comon problem with WE Glock...it is not a lubrication problem,the problem is that the hop up bucking isn't pressed down properly.Change the hop up chamber with a maple leaf and it will be ok.Or try the Ikey ,it goes betwen the bucking and the hop up arm....

@@matelorant1986 Thanks

On the contrary, don't put silicone oil into your propane... you don't want a slick hop rubber or inner barrel, as it will affect your accuracy, range and general consistency, and that's exactly where green gas is spraying most of that silicone oil. Put a couple drops of silicone oil directly onto your o-rings whenever you take your gun apart to clean and lube it (which you should do frequently, especially with new GBBs), they'll be absolutely fine.

@@MBKill3rCat sorry kinda late here. So just keep your o ring/valve/rubber lip on the magazine lubricated with very small amount of silicone oil and just run propane dry. How often do you lube these parts, after 5 fills would you say?

@@DiegoRodriguez-th1ho I put silicone oil on my o-rings every time I disassemble and clean my gun, which I do after every game day. Even that is probably excessive.

@@MBKill3rCat it’s better to be excessive and keep that rubber nice and moist than dry and crack. Right?

@@DiegoRodriguez-th1ho I'm not sure, but I think you can overdo it.

As long as your gun doesn’t have plastic internals, you should be completely fine. As long as you mix silicon oil with the propane (there’s videos about how to do that) but if you don’t want to mix it, it’s recommended you generously lube the internals of your gun and seals every time before use if you’re planning to run pure propane without any silicon oil mixed in. With all that being said your gun isn’t going to like shatter or explode, it’s just possible for seals and parts that need lubrication to dry out and wear faster.

@@juleswinnfield3958 Don't put silicone oil into your propane... you don't want a slick hop rubber or inner barrel, as it will affect your accuracy, range and general consistency, and that's exactly where green gas is spraying most of that silicone oil.

Nikdy sem netvrdil, že při hře jedu na maxinální výkon... Vždy jsem v limitu pro CQB.

A aké úpravy si robil na zbrani že tak silno striela ? 🙂

DIY NPAS na snizeni vykonu a regulaci. Je to takhle u plynovek normalni.

Lmao more expensive and gets the least shots

@@Nicomonnn more expensive? Lmao

Do You use that gas? Ir has too much silicone on it??