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Originally Posted by airsoftman408
if the gas is under pressure than why cant you just use presurized air
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Liquified propane exerts a pressure of ~125 psi as it wants to evaporate to a gas. By transferring liquid propane to an airsoft grenade you are maintaining this convenient high-pressure system.
Pressurizing air requires a compressor and the air remains in a gaseous state. You would require complicated and expensive equipment and a larger gas reservoir to achieve the same results as a liquified gas.
rexdlu, does that look like a Madbull RG108 grenade as the poster stated in his first post?
