Shotgun Shells

[Shooting Addict]

Do you store gas in them when you store them like you do with GBB/R mags or not?
Also what is cheaper propane or co2?

Thanks,
Matt

[Brit ter]

They only hold "BB,s"

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by Brit ter

They only hold "BB,s"

Not the ones i plan on building a custom shotgun around...
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...hells_5pcs.htm Also what about the propane and co2?

[Shooting Addict]

Nobody knows?

[Amos]

It's like a mini m203

[coach]

Originally Posted by Shooting Addict

Not the ones i plan on building a custom shotgun around...
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...hells_5pcs.htm Also what about the propane and co2?

not too crazy about the cap being shot at people.

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by Amos

It's like a mini m203

So it should be kept gassed in storage then i guess.

[EagleDriver]

The cap's energy dissipates rapidly so it doesn't make it to the target most of the time. Even if it does, it's impact is hard to feel even with a hit to bare skin as it is soft rubber.

I don't keep mine gassed - I discharge them after each day's use. I have 35 of the Airsoft Surgeon buckshot shells and 5 of the slug shells, but I don't really use the slug shot shells.

[coach]

Originally Posted by Shooting Addict

So it should be kept gassed in storage then i guess.

No. Just keep the orings lubed.

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by coachster

No. Just keep the orings lubed.

Alright that's easy enough.

[CDN_Stalker]

I'd say yes, keep them with some gas in them like one does with GBB mags, just to be on the safe side. GBB mags will leak later if left for a period of time without any gas in them, I don't see why a gas shotgun shell would be any different.

[Amos]

My rule of thumb -- if it has a gas reservoir... it's being filled.

Unless it's something that uses CO2.. that's a little different.