Madbull portable adj co2 charger ok for propane?

[DENZILDON]

I know that the psi is lower for propane but I thinking of getting one to carry along for milsims.

Question is will propane work on this? Anybody tried it?

[T_A_N_K]

I have a question, why would want to use this for propane?

[DENZILDON]

Originally Posted by T_A_N_K

I have a question, why would want to use this for propane?

Because I don't want to drag along a tank of propane on milsim games.

[T_A_N_K]

I don't follow, you would need to attach it to a propane tank in order for it to work..

[DENZILDON]

YouTube - Redwolf Airsoft - Airsoft Surgeon M870 Slugshot

I don't know if its the same brand but what he's using has co2 in it.

[TokyoSeven]

You can always look for one of those faux nade gas chargers.
Might be a little hard to aquire since you cant really bring one in from out of country since they look like a flashbang.
However they pop up for sale here and there.

[DENZILDON]

Originally Posted by TokyoSeven

You can always look for one of those faux nade gas chargers.
Might be a little hard to aquire since you cant really bring one in from out of country since they look like a flashbang.
However they pop up for sale here and there.

I considered that but as you said it is hard to acquire.

[gvanzeggelaar]

I have been actually looking for the same thing. I don't believe there is smaller tanks of propane available. One think I am going to look at is a Paslode Fuel Cell for a nail gun. They are a mix of butane, propane and some others but I'm not sure if the psi will suffice. But they are real small being about 2" in diameter by about 6".

[Daiviet]

why don't you just use co2? Theres a reason they're called madbull adjustable co2 chargers, because you can adjust the psi output of the device to whatever you want.

[The Saint]

Originally Posted by daiviet

why don't you just use co2? Theres a reason they're called madbull adjustable co2 chargers, because you can adjust the psi output of the device to whatever you want.

Doesn't work that way. First, it's unsafe to put CO2 in magazines designed for propane, CO2 is several times the PSI of propane. Second, because of the first, you will not be able to get liquid CO2 into the magazine. The seals would most likely fail first, if not the metal itself. And without CO2 liquid form, you'll only have a few shots worth of gas at best. Try filling propane right-side up instead of upside down sometimes and you'll see the problem. Without the liquid to phase change into a greater amount of gas, a magazine's internal volume becomes trivial.

[Daiviet]

I actually did not know that, thanks for pointing that out. my bad on the advice.

[combat]

its only for co2 12 gram chargers that can have the psi adjusted

npot for pro[pane

be safe dont use it for pt\ropnae

[DENZILDON]

Originally Posted by combat

its only for co2 12 gram chargers that can have the psi adjusted

npot for pro[pane

be safe dont use it for pt\ropnae

But propane has lesser pressure than co2? :???:

Basically your not even going to use the regulator. We just need something portable to carry around rather than a tank of propane.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by DENZILDON

But propane has lesser pressure than co2? :???:

Basically your not even going to use the regulator. We just need something portable to carry around rather than a tank of propane.

And how, may I ask, do you plan on getting propane inside of it? It doesn't have a reservoir.

[DENZILDON]

Originally Posted by Styrak

And how, may I ask, do you plan on getting propane inside of it? It doesn't have a reservoir.

Thus that is my question....see my original post. Also seen the youtube vid. He has a cylinder attached to the regulator.