HICAPPA CO2 Mags??
 

were can I get thises other than Ehobby?

Quite expensive at Pyramid Air

Also remember to tell them to label it as CO2 Magazine or else CBSA will open it up, theres no repercussions for it since its not a real pistol magazine anyway so they'll just tax you.

http://www.pyramydair.com/cgi-bin/ac...essory_id=2256

redwolf sells them too

i'm yet to try one but im fairly sure it's better than propane.

I'm curious how they fair in cold weather and also if there is any increased wear on internals.

how will the gun handle the increased pressure?

Well coming from my experience with CO2 from paintball though maybe it does not apply to this much

The gun can perform in cold weather, your FPS will be lower but it can still shoot, but if its too cold you will be able to shoot except your gun may frost up. Thats from my paintball gun experience

So in theory CO2 should be able to perform better than propane as I noticed when playing in Defcon that a slight cold temp GBBs don't seem to perform up to par a CO2 mag which was shooting full blast

Me and cheeseman will be the science pigs for these mags I guess lol..

well get them in aout 2 weeks time and test them out and well post some vids up!!!

if anyonw can find be good links from were to buy these, much appreciated

Lowest I could find it online is $29, but I don't know the site: :S Could be sketchy.

http://www.airsoftcraze.com/magazine...e/prod_68.html

these use 12 grams right? anyone wanna share how many rounds it can go thorugh per cartrige?

yah co2 cartriges, i heard they can do 2 mags and a bit.

As long as you have paypal you are fine, I have been screwed over by some sites in the past but with a quick click of the dispute console "Item not received" and escalate the dispute within a few weeks I got my money back.

Provided the seller has no evidence that they sent it to you.

CO2 is very powerful.

Which means, there can be damages to your gun.

Depends what you have in your gun.

The WE Hi-capa is full metal and I am assuming if WE decided to make a WE Co2 magazine designed specifically for the WE then it is best suited for it.

While using on another Hi-capa variant then yes it will damage the gun

CO2 is powerful maybe too powerful for indoor games though since it may shoot over 350 FPS indoor limit

I use one of these in the cold. In the summer it shoots 370-400fps and one game I played at 5'C it shot 280-300fps. WE guns are designed to use these but they also fit in TM which I really don't recommend.

Often the pressure is too much for the hammer spring for the first 2-3 shots and I get around 50 shots out of a 12g cartridge so fire it a couple times in the test fire/hopup setting area before having to rely on it as a sidearm.

I guess me and BORDENSNIPER are going to be your genny pigs. :D
When we get them we'll make sure to test them out at various different conditions and see they perform.