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Airsoft guns driven by gas mechanism have the most effective performance, consisting of a large line of automatics, revolvers and rifles, which include Non-Blowback and BlowBack models. BlowBack gas guns provide function and realism to your shooting experience. They are more powerful and heavier in weight. Its Non-Blowback counterparts provide a great way introduction to gas guns because of less moving parts and its durability. HOW GAS AIRSOFT GUNS WORK? The most popular gases used in gas guns are low-temperature carbon dioxide (CO2), Freon, and Green Gas. The gas is either injected into a reservoir chamber within the gun or magazine, or attached to an exterior assembly containing the gas canister and an expansion tank. When the trigger activates the gas, it is released at a valve atop the reservoir or from the expansion tank. When the small amount of cold gas reacts with the warmer atmosphere, the gas expands instantly, channeling through a nozzle at the BB. The resulting pressure created by this reaction launches the BB out of the barrel toward its intended target. |
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