Just to clarify, paintball guns use N2, not NO2. But using CO2 can damage the internals, and eventually break the gun.
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we make use of tungsten metal to design electron gun.
The first use of explosive matter was in the 9th century and it was the use of black powder in the mining tunnels of China. The explosion of the material is a chemical reaction to the compound containing -NO2, -ONO2 and -NHNO2.
can use argon with almost any material steel is sometimes CO2 or CO2 90% Ar 10% Carbon doesnt ruin steel can actually strengthen it Al and CO2 is a disaster Al will burn in CO2 Ar is more expensive Helium takes less heat from the weld and makes a better weld but is a LOT more expensive
If your gun is meant to run on CO2, then it will function well. If it is not, then it will jam up when the liquid gets insides until the gun completely jams up.
Well no a Co2 cun justs uses compresed Co2 intead of a spring or a batery Co2 if fairly cheap and are easy to use
No it can only use HPA because the CO2 will mess up the soleinoid and possibly damge your gun
Co2 comes out of a bb gun because of the compressed co2 cartridges that are used to propel the bb itself. Additionally, the bb gun that does not use co2 cartridges just doesnt shoot out co2, but air in general.
It depends on the gun, but "both" is an acceptable answer.
only if it is built to handle co2. weather or not a marker can use CO2 depends on how it is built not which firing modes it has.
Yes.
It depends on the KGS system, and the FPS of it the gun.
It depends on what type of gun you are using. Refer to the manual. I would say that Green gas would be better than CO2 because it keeps your gun in better condition, but use CO2 if your gun suggests that you should use HFC 134a.
Use C02 to propell the pellet
No, It is strictly prohibited in the manual. It will cause the gun to jam up.
Smart Parts claims it does, but you have to change settings, and even then you risk CO2 bleeding into the gun and damaging it.