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at about 10C the kwa 226 gun was firing, but not as efficiently, as it was spitting out raw propane at the same time it was shooting a BB. Some of the liquid propane just didn't want to vaporize as quickly.
One of my friends with a KWA usp match was having no luck getting any cycle or fire from his gun at near 0 temps. Both guns are ns2, his mags and gun may have been sitting in the cold longer than mine though, so they would've been much colder as mine just came out of the car. We had a fair range of KWAs out that night, from glock 17s, 18, a 226, a standard usp and a usp match all kwa as well as a WE open bolt pdw, temps started around 8C and fell to almost 0C over the course of the evening. Every gun except the usp match fired, so we're not quite sure why that one didn't, but once it was brought inside to warm up, it fired indoors.
Not quite sure of the operational temps of GG, but I'd like to try it eventually.
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