could you do a vid on the rest of the HPA rig? Because this all makes perfect sense but I do get confused on where to start with regulators, lines, tanks, etc.
Certainly will do, I will cheekily ask if you can drop me a sub as the next 3 weeks have videos scheduled up but I will aim to get one in after those :-)
@@AngryBullAirsoft Already subbed :) yea a vid with a breakdown of the whole rig would be great because I struggle to find good info about it online, like I dont even know where you would go to get one of those tanks filled? or how many shots you would get with a hi capa before having to refill one again? and then of course info on the best parts for a hpa rig aimed at running a hi capa.
Hey i got a Lancer Tactical Knightshade hi capa Gbb pistol and was wondering can I use the original mag it came with on the adapter? Or do I need to purchase a tokyo marui mag?
Good question, I'm not sure on the Lancer mags to be honest as I've not seen one over here yet. I guess you could take it apart and have a look, otherwise TM mags are minimal cost to pick up usually.
So for the tapp m4 magazine adapter when connecting the original pistol mag to it in my case would be a Tm 1911 hi capa green gas mag would I need to replace the original 1911 mag bottom green gas adapter with an hpa or is the tapp doing that for me? What would be a good hpa canister to buy to keep the gun itself cqb
For the 1911's it's a case of undoing the screw in the bottom of the mag that holds the base on, then moving your O-ring over (after greasing) to the tapp adapter and then reinstalling the screw through the tapp adapter. Fully replaced the base of the mag. If your sight allows for HPA fills you don't need a big bottle, I use a 48Ci and it lasts almost a day indoors with a pistol. If you prefer lightweight, look at a carbon tank.
I have heard of them yeah, there are a few more coming out at the moment as well. Airtac are doing some, AVA and there is now the super funky looking Monk customs one. For now I'll stick with primary as it hasn't done me wrong but I'd love to get my hands on some others for comparison.
what is the FPS output when using a direct tap from a Hi-Capa mags adaptor to a Greengas 12kg or 14kg can? Also, how many shots can you take using the same method (full greengas can)? TIA
No idea tbh. I would imagine it would be “normal” Green gas FPS as the amount in the tank makes no difference. Amount of shots? Weather dependant, efficiency of your pistol dependant. Too many variables.
@@AngryBullAirsoft I ran a test to see how many rounds I could get out of my TM Hi Capa magazines each refill. My aim is to determine how many rounds I can take if I use an adapter that links directly to the magazines (pic in comment for reference only). In terms of the test, the weight of the magazine, including the puff dino green gas cannister, is measured in grams. Because I don't have the regulator yet, the FPS will be based on the current FPS using 14kg GG, which is 340-450. Some of you may be using the A/S Adapter in comments; the question is, how many rounds can you shoot when directly connected to the cannister, and do you have a consistent FPS? Is this alternative tapping safe to use on your pistol continuously? Test result: Temp*: 26*c Greengas full cannister weight: 374 Greengas empty cannister weight: 108 Greengas weight difference: 266 Greengas weight per refill: 10 TM mag weight (empty): 319 TM mag weight (refilled): 328 Greengas total refill per can: 27 Shots total per refill to full drain: 70-80 FPS: 340-350 Estimated total shots: 2100 Practically, for occasional players, it would be cheaper to just refill and then go on. I have plans of converting my unit to HPA and its ready to go, I just need help with the question above for reference and comparison. Also, the refill cost of an HPA tank (allum/fiber) is less compared to a new can of greengas.
You can but you need to get the correct adaptor (from primary website) There are 3 options of this adapter. The only difference between the 3 options is the bb feed tube that is installed into the gas blowback pistol magazine. Each bb feed tube is designed for each specific brand of Hi-Capa magazine.
If you could get a feed tube adaptor then yes but not with standard stuff no. To be honest there's no need, the profile is big with a normal mag and extended would make it huge for no gain.
Would it be possible to attach the primary airsoft HPA M4 mag adaptor to a Prowin mag? because I already have one of those and they are nice and lightweight.
Maybe... If the prowin has the same cutout for filling with BB's as a normal TM then yes but otherwise I'd really recommend on a Guarder casing with TM parts like mine, all of the weight saving goodness and you don't have to butcher a decent light mag.
It should do yes. Its a good idea as you can leverage the green gas without needing a regulator however you do have to make sure your source stays upright. You'll still get inconsistency shot to shot and of course you will still get cool down if you rapid fire. Its worth a try if you have the bits but I'd always advocate hpa if you can.
@@AngryBullAirsoft thanks bro you see the problem is I have everything for hpa my local field unfortunately banned it due to cheaters ): so just looking for something that would work with this 💪💪 thanks!
Hpa tapping a drum also seems like an efficient way, especially since you can just dump bbs in while it’s loaded into the gun
Very true. Drum mag is definitely missing but worth a shout 👍
Is it cheaper to buy a drum mag and convert it to hpa a primary airsoft adapter with an M4 mag?
@@dthompsont3796 unless you have many m4 mags, the drum is more efficient, but those drums aren’t very reliable and I’ve broken mine
could you do a vid on the rest of the HPA rig? Because this all makes perfect sense but I do get confused on where to start with regulators, lines, tanks, etc.
Certainly will do, I will cheekily ask if you can drop me a sub as the next 3 weeks have videos scheduled up but I will aim to get one in after those :-)
@@AngryBullAirsoft Already subbed :) yea a vid with a breakdown of the whole rig would be great because I struggle to find good info about it online, like I dont even know where you would go to get one of those tanks filled? or how many shots you would get with a hi capa before having to refill one again? and then of course info on the best parts for a hpa rig aimed at running a hi capa.
Thank you. Will add it to my to do list for you. I love nerding out with that kind of stuff as well so an excuse to waffle bollocks lol
Video has been recorded and is queued. Probably be a couple of weeks (weekly vids and my next 2 are lined up already) but it is coming :-)
check amped airsoft if u haven’t figured it out they got bundles
The JV tactical adaptors are also amazing never seen anyone have an issue with them
Never heard of them! I knew of the Tapp adapters and CT Innovations but will look into them as I could do with a spare.
@@AngryBullAirsoft I've been using one for a few games now and its running amazing no issues so far with mag fitment or feeding
Cant wait!
Good video helped me understand more about hpa for the gas blowbacks!
Thank you 🙏
Yea for sure! This was really helpful, now I actually know what to buy lol
Keep up the great videos matey! I love them! ❤️
Thank you man :-) will do
Great video all the way from the USA San Francisco… good 👍🏻 job
Thank you :-)
good job dude. this was very helpful
Thank you 🙏
Only just subbed, catching up on ur videos..... liking your work
Thank you 🙏
Primary airsoft is my choice. No jams. Easy install
I hear that!
Hey i got a Lancer Tactical Knightshade hi capa Gbb pistol and was wondering can I use the original mag it came with on the adapter? Or do I need to purchase a tokyo marui mag?
Good question, I'm not sure on the Lancer mags to be honest as I've not seen one over here yet. I guess you could take it apart and have a look, otherwise TM mags are minimal cost to pick up usually.
So for the tapp m4 magazine adapter when connecting the original pistol mag to it in my case would be a Tm 1911 hi capa green gas mag would I need to replace the original 1911 mag bottom green gas adapter with an hpa or is the tapp doing that for me? What would be a good hpa canister to buy to keep the gun itself cqb
For the 1911's it's a case of undoing the screw in the bottom of the mag that holds the base on, then moving your O-ring over (after greasing) to the tapp adapter and then reinstalling the screw through the tapp adapter. Fully replaced the base of the mag.
If your sight allows for HPA fills you don't need a big bottle, I use a 48Ci and it lasts almost a day indoors with a pistol. If you prefer lightweight, look at a carbon tank.
have you heard of creeper concepts ? they make m4 adapters for about 70 quid
I have heard of them yeah, there are a few more coming out at the moment as well. Airtac are doing some, AVA and there is now the super funky looking Monk customs one. For now I'll stick with primary as it hasn't done me wrong but I'd love to get my hands on some others for comparison.
what is the FPS output when using a direct tap from a Hi-Capa mags adaptor to a Greengas 12kg or 14kg can? Also, how many shots can you take using the same method (full greengas can)? TIA
No idea tbh. I would imagine it would be “normal” Green gas FPS as the amount in the tank makes no difference. Amount of shots? Weather dependant, efficiency of your pistol dependant. Too many variables.
@@AngryBullAirsoft
I ran a test to see how many rounds I could get out of my TM Hi Capa magazines each refill. My aim is to determine how many rounds I can take if I use an adapter that links directly to the magazines (pic in comment for reference only). In terms of the test, the weight of the magazine, including the puff dino green gas cannister, is measured in grams. Because I don't have the regulator yet, the FPS will be based on the current FPS using 14kg GG, which is 340-450. Some of you may be using the A/S Adapter in comments; the question is, how many rounds can you shoot when directly connected to the cannister, and do you have a consistent FPS? Is this alternative tapping safe to use on your pistol continuously?
Test result:
Temp*: 26*c
Greengas full cannister weight: 374
Greengas empty cannister weight: 108
Greengas weight difference: 266
Greengas weight per refill: 10
TM mag weight (empty): 319
TM mag weight (refilled): 328
Greengas total refill per can: 27
Shots total per refill to full drain: 70-80
FPS: 340-350
Estimated total shots: 2100
Practically, for occasional players, it would be cheaper to just refill and then go on. I have plans of converting my unit to HPA and its ready to go, I just need help with the question above for reference and comparison. Also, the refill cost of an HPA tank (allum/fiber) is less compared to a new can of greengas.
My adapter doesnt really click when i put it in my tokyo marui, but it does feed the bbs is that normal
It’s not no, it means either the mag is just not in far enough (big Magwell?) or maybe the mag release is worn? Should click in though.
@@AngryBullAirsoft Its a new gun so i find it weird, ill just go back to the shop and ask them, thanks for the reply tho
Can you put the primary airsoft adapter onto any hi capa ? I’m trying to tap an aw works custom but just want to make sure before buying.
You can but you need to get the correct adaptor (from primary website)
There are 3 options of this adapter. The only difference between the 3 options is the bb feed tube that is installed into the gas blowback pistol magazine. Each bb feed tube is designed for each specific brand of Hi-Capa magazine.
Lol Bosch love it
Can you put the extended mag into the tap air soft thing?
If you could get a feed tube adaptor then yes but not with standard stuff no. To be honest there's no need, the profile is big with a normal mag and extended would make it huge for no gain.
Hi how's it going just checking in to see how your doing 😁
All good dude, feels like a long week though as it's game day Sunday 😎
Sorry again apply point didn't get the notification
Would it be possible to attach the primary airsoft HPA M4 mag adaptor to a Prowin mag? because I already have one of those and they are nice and lightweight.
Maybe... If the prowin has the same cutout for filling with BB's as a normal TM then yes but otherwise I'd really recommend on a Guarder casing with TM parts like mine, all of the weight saving goodness and you don't have to butcher a decent light mag.
Would the primary airsoft m4 adapter work with the perfect airsoft green gas line adapter?
It should do yes. Its a good idea as you can leverage the green gas without needing a regulator however you do have to make sure your source stays upright. You'll still get inconsistency shot to shot and of course you will still get cool down if you rapid fire. Its worth a try if you have the bits but I'd always advocate hpa if you can.
@@AngryBullAirsoft thanks bro you see the problem is I have everything for hpa my local field unfortunately banned it due to cheaters ): so just looking for something that would work with this 💪💪 thanks!
@@denniskulev7027 sorry to hear this man, it's the few who spoil it for the most 🥺
@@AngryBullAirsoft ikr 😭
It does not btw, the perfect airsoft adapter is a smaller sized tap, mine broke in one day, just take good care of it
I can’t take off the baseplate of the mag someone pls help
In what way is it stuck? Screw out and it won't come off? Did you have it from new?
What tank do you use and do you use a regulator?
I use a Valken 48/3000 on my back and a balystik V3 reg. I've got s video lined up going over my Hpa kit so drop me a sub and keep an eye out 😉
Have just recorded a HPA kit video. Keep an eye out as it's queued for release in the next few weeks.