air molecules are smaller than co2 and therefore perform better at lower psi. need to get some new gauges before i try to see what the max pressure of my new compressor setup is. i was was considering trying steel bbs, but didn't want to ruin the carbon barrel. but literally a few minutes ago the barrel just exploded after i fired some of the airsoft bbs into a block of wood. i'll get a video of that later. so now might be the time to try out a new barrel
About the misterious bb, I can only imagine two options: accidentally loading two bb's (forgetting having loaded one, so loading a second one...) OR... some bb's stuck into the mat that fell during impact? BTW those are biodegradable bb's? because they are somehow more brittle than the standards. I use the biobbs and I almost never recover a single solid sphere.
DoNotPushHere I for sure only fired one each time. Second scenario might be accurate though. I'm not sure if they are biodegradable. I know the yellow ones I have for sure aren't. The grayscale ones I have don't have a label
i meant loading two and firing once; forgetting to have one inside and thinking "heck! I don't wanna fire a blank!". It happens to me sometimes but I recognize mine is muzzleloader and I can't check the breech. Also I am curious to know: do you have anything to prevent them from rolling when aiming downwards?
you can't. just look for one that's quality made (usa, japan, germany) and the highest rating you can find. burst pressure is generally 4x working pressure. is it safe? i'll leave that up to you
Hydroshock is always impressive. Not T. Bag for 600psi and airsoft bbs. Love to see 900psi co2 pressures and 6mm steel bbs 😉
air molecules are smaller than co2 and therefore perform better at lower psi. need to get some new gauges before i try to see what the max pressure of my new compressor setup is. i was was considering trying steel bbs, but didn't want to ruin the carbon barrel. but literally a few minutes ago the barrel just exploded after i fired some of the airsoft bbs into a block of wood. i'll get a video of that later. so now might be the time to try out a new barrel
Dang. Engage them safety squints bud
they're always on. lol. part of the barrel hit my thumb, and the explosion was super loud, but besides that i'm fine
About the misterious bb, I can only imagine two options: accidentally loading two bb's (forgetting having loaded one, so loading a second one...) OR... some bb's stuck into the mat that fell during impact?
BTW those are biodegradable bb's? because they are somehow more brittle than the standards. I use the biobbs and I almost never recover a single solid sphere.
DoNotPushHere I for sure only fired one each time. Second scenario might be accurate though. I'm not sure if they are biodegradable. I know the yellow ones I have for sure aren't. The grayscale ones I have don't have a label
i meant loading two and firing once; forgetting to have one inside and thinking "heck! I don't wanna fire a blank!". It happens to me sometimes but I recognize mine is muzzleloader and I can't check the breech.
Also I am curious to know: do you have anything to prevent them from rolling when aiming downwards?
Where did you find a QEV rated to 600 psi+? All the ones I can find are only rated to like 150 psi.
you can't. just look for one that's quality made (usa, japan, germany) and the highest rating you can find. burst pressure is generally 4x working pressure. is it safe? i'll leave that up to you
The purpose of the milled brass cylinder, is that a piston setup?
J Salameh. It's an equalization chamber for multiple shots. Haven't seen anyone else do it this way. Check out some of my earlier videos for more info