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Gas Types for 33g Cylinders

05/21/2014 12:21 PM

Other than CO2 gas are their restrictions of using other gases in this 33g cylinder.

Which manufacturer would do this.

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Re: Gas Types For 33g Cylinders

05/21/2014 12:23 PM

I'd check with several manufacturers and choose the best one.

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Re: Gas Types For 33g Cylinders

05/21/2014 12:48 PM

Apparently not, but these may be other than 33gms each, or with bayonet, not threaded necks

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Re: Gas Types For 33g Cylinders

05/21/2014 12:49 PM

If I understand your post right, you want to have a 33g size gas cylinder, that is intended for air pistols and rifles, but use a different gas.

Understand that these cylinders have CO2 in a liquid form, so they can provide propellant for many firings. CO2 can exist at room temperature in liquid form, and it's state is what is called saturated liquid/gas. Any other gas that would have sufficient pressure, would exist in gas form only, as nitrogen, oxygen, argon, etc. are beyond their critical temperature (unless chilled to a very cold temp). So you would have limited firings of an air gun using other gases.

Am I understanding this correctly?

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05/21/2014 12:54 PM

Those cylinders are used for other gases. N20 and Helium being two others. The N20 are used in a whip cream dispenser.

There are laws regulating what gases can be place in them which vary from country to country.

http://www.ntg.co.jp/english/products/

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