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BBS · November 16th, 2006, 00:10

if you buy a plastic slided gun an plan to upgrade to a metal slide in the future, then sure go for propane and who knows when it will break but when it does you have a replacement...

Duster gas is just not strong enough for woodland type games thats why many people choose to use more powerful gases even when they are risking their plastic slides.

i myself have experienced no plastic slide breaking from propane. around 500 rounds on my KSC USP Compact, around 500 on my TM M92FS tactical master, 1000+ on my TM Desert Eagle, and 1500+ on my KSC Glock 19's before upgrading to metal. Unsurprisingly the plastic slide showed no signs of breakage prior to FMU

Yes and green gas is propane. however fps comparisons show that propane is a tad more powerful than green and propane stinks.lol

November 16th, 2006, 00:10	#9
BBS Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: BC, Canada	if you buy a plastic slided gun an plan to upgrade to a metal slide in the future, then sure go for propane and who knows when it will break but when it does you have a replacement... Duster gas is just not strong enough for woodland type games thats why many people choose to use more powerful gases even when they are risking their plastic slides. i myself have experienced no plastic slide breaking from propane. around 500 rounds on my KSC USP Compact, around 500 on my TM M92FS tactical master, 1000+ on my TM Desert Eagle, and 1500+ on my KSC Glock 19's before upgrading to metal. Unsurprisingly the plastic slide showed no signs of breakage prior to FMU Yes and green gas is propane. however fps comparisons show that propane is a tad more powerful than green and propane stinks.lol Last edited by BBS; November 16th, 2006 at 00:16..