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5 Step to Paint an Airsoft Gun Camo
Step 1: Taping before you begin painting, make sure you tape up any part of the gun you don't want painted. also, tape up any moving...
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Feb 5, 20211 min read


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Feb 5, 20211 min read


8 Reasons to Upgrade Your Paintball Tank From CO2 to HPA
There are many topics in paintball that can be debated as to which is better. Are spool markers better than poppet markers? Is it better...
ultraforcehk
Feb 5, 20217 min read


HOW TO REFILL A GAS AIRSOFT GUN
GREEN GAS OVERVIEW The term Green Gas is commonly misunderstood as Greenhouse Gas which refers to water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane,...
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Feb 5, 20212 min read


Why O-Ring Lubrication Matters in Airsoft
Lubricating an O-ring is an important part of the assembly line process as it can help protect an application from abrasion or scuffing damage. Applications that are constantly in motion are prone to this wear over time. The addition of a lubricant can extend the operating life of the O-ring by creating a barrier film over its surface. This barrier film can also help reduce leakage by filling the asperities between the metal surface and the O-ring seal. These benefits can be
ultraforcehk
Feb 5, 20211 min read


Testing Different Types of Airsoft Gas
Airsoft gas test, green, propane, mapp. Reading various blogs, forums and articles I found it hard to find reliable information on some of the different gasses avaialble for airsoft gas guns. As I use a number of GBB rifles and pistols I decided to test out some of the gasses I have been using. These include 2 different brands of Propane, two different brands of MAPP (propylene/LPG, yes that’s right LPG) and an off the shelf “Green Gas” I used my WE M4 and my custom WE L22A2
ultraforcehk
Feb 5, 20213 min read
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