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If your gun is not upgraded, use duster. If it has internal upgrades and the mags have the G&P seal kit you could use propane safely.

 

*On a side note i have never ordered from redwolfairsoft.com before, but they have all the upgrade parts i want to put in my AGM GBB M4. So i want to know if i order from them will i have custom problems? Because the order will be for $630.00. Thanks

where could i buy duster and a proper adapter.

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err.. i just ordered one of these and i read that if you point the gun downward, the bb will fallout??? wtf?

How can we fix this? I bet if i'm running around in the woods with this thing i'm losing my bb's like breadcrumbs :D

 

Oh and btw, will ultra air gas besufficient? (it's lower then green gas) I don't know where to get 'duster gas', or is the gas that being used for cleaning keyboards, etc.. fine?

 

That's a burn. Since the AGM mag doesn't have the feature that protects it from liquid gas like the WA, then it'll break if you leave it on the side? That's gotta suck.

 

-Luis

 

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Since the AGM mag doesn't have the feature that protects it from liquid gas like the WA, then it'll break if you leave it on the side? That's gotta suck.

 

I was firing mine sideways, its not a big issue, just not upside down.

 

In fact with the NLS gone, is why the Agm mags can last so long on one charge. On a WA mag, the NLS takes the upper portion of the mag, so effectively first 1-2 shots, you will be pushing liquid propane up the NLS tubes, until the liquid propane level reaches where the NLS duct opening. Which means effectively you only have half a mag worth of gas even though you charged a whole tank of gas.

 

The AGM mag just keeps shooting and shooting on a single tank of gas, its amazing actually.

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I was firing mine sideways, its not a big issue, just not upside down.

 

In fact with the NLS gone, is why the Agm mags can last so long on one charge. On a WA mag, the NLS takes the upper portion of the mag, so effectively first 1-2 shots, you will be pushing liquid propane up the NLS tubes, until the liquid propane level reaches where the NLS duct opening. Which means effectively you only have half a mag worth of gas even though you charged a whole tank of gas.

 

The AGM mag just keeps shooting and shooting on a single tank of gas, its amazing actually.

 

That sounds pretty good actually. So as long as I don't fire it upside down I'll be fine.

 

-Luis

 

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Why do we think the mag will be damaged if we leave the mag horizontal?

 

Well the seals on my AGM mag stopped working after I left it on its side for about 15 minutes, but keep in mind that I had green gas in there. Now gas just travels through the mag without being stored.

 

On a side note it was mentioned earlier that the WA/AGM barrels have a wider base causing the barrel nut to protrude about 2mm. Do the DYTac barrels sit lower like the G&P or is it the same as the WA/AGM barrels?

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So best to empty the mag after each use then?

I would never recommend that.

 

On the one hand I suppose that the mags might distort over time when pressurised but I GUARANTEE you that you'll get leaks if you leave the mags without gas in.

 

I can see no explanation for why a mag would begin to leak when left horizontal.

It'll either hold the pressure or it won't, regardless of orientation.

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On a side note it was mentioned earlier that the WA/AGM barrels have a wider base causing the barrel nut to protrude about 2mm. Do the DYTac barrels sit lower like the G&P or is it the same as the WA/AGM barrels?

Dytac same as WA/AGM. So got to use WA/AGM barrel nut. Having said that I'm getting a Dytac barrel "shaven" to the same thickness as the G&P since they're the only ones that make a silver/bling 14.5" outer barrel (yes I know Prime makes one too but too short).

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Dytac same as WA/AGM. So got to use WA/AGM barrel nut. Having said that I'm getting a Dytac barrel "shaven" to the same thickness as the G&P since they're the only ones that make a silver/bling 14.5" outer barrel (yes I know Prime makes one too but too short).

 

Thanks for the reaffirmation I totally missed your first post about my question. With that said I did a budget for my AGM and I think I'll just shave my stock barrel since I can use the extra $90 for internals and better mags.

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i almost about to order one but now im worried about fps, if i want it reliable and run it on green i dont want it firing 500fps i want it reliable at 350 but not a sluggish 134a pace.

 

 

Your gonna have to swap out several parts if you want it reliable on green and to fire 350.

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Just put in my new ratech hop and alum npas bolt set.........

 

Couple of things to note everyone:

 

1.) There's a reason the BBs roll out the barrel. The O-ring that is supposed to be on the hopup lip isn't there, it looks like they used some crappy waxish paper instead :/

2.) The Alum npas nozzle doesn't fit very well at all. Its very hard pull the bolt face out and let the spring retract it.

3.) No matter how I adjust the npas it doesn't seem to cycle enough or something to chamber a new BB.

 

 

Now with the npas set to full power, its driving .3g bbs almost through sheet rock :)

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