A green gas rig will have the same problem that a CO2 rig will, you'll experience rapid cool-down on full auto.

A compressed air (scuba) rig or a nitrogen rig would work best. You could use a KWC rig if you want, they're available from www.airsoftpaintballs.com, and that will screw green gas cans onto your gun.  Keep in mind your seals will wear out with green gas.  

It would be ideal to use a compressed air rig with a low pressure regulator.  You should know the ideal operating pressures for your gun, which depends on whether it is stock or not.

-Bart

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Typical airsoft game in Arizona: 11 Arab men in a van with assault rifles.

Can't do it the old-fashioned way? <img src=icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>

A laser bore sighter won't compensate for BB drop, though.

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Typical airsoft game in Arizona: 11 Arab men in a van with assault rifles.

They speak English, someone get on this and see if we can pick up a batch.

3 to a pack, so about 10 bucks for a pack of grenades.  They recommend you order 10, so probably 100 bucks.  If 10 people are willing to play ball I think we could get this done.

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Typical airsoft game in Arizona: 11 Arab men in a van with assault rifles.

Anyone speak Italian?

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"Behold the sexiness!" -Nick

I've read though, that this grenade is safe to use in play.

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"I can't feel my legs! Aaaaaargh!" -Mike
"Behold the sexiness!" -Nick

Well, imagine if we didn't look at them as a gas gun company, but a 1911 company?  It wouldn't seem so weird.  I think it's just that people want the quality they make moved onto other guns.  Heck if you look at most of the old gas autos, a huge majority of those were a billion variations of the Armalite series.  Historical precedent for Japanese airsoft manufacturers, I suppose.

Do one thing, do it well.

Plus, Arnie had a good point.  WA used to produce Beretta's, but then they made the Perfect Version.  So maybe they'll make a 1911 PV then move on...although that's probably wishful thinking.

I'm happy with my WA 1911. It's a beaut'

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Chase beats me to the punch. <img src=icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>

The Maruzen M11 may have been inferior to the KSC, but the WA was supposed to be inferior as well.  

Plus, the K uses a whole new system, so it could be a whole new ballgame with this gas auto.


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"If you don't stop pointing that gun, you'll have to use it"

Heehee, he said "polar opposites".

Very nice site man, good to know that 'softies from all over can gather on these forums to shoot the breeze.



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