Palco Firepower Green Gas (x2) Dual Pack 8oz Cans

So I was surprised and had a good laugh when I opened it up and it said Air Duster. I believe this is sold this way to get around the shipping of compressed items that some areas prevent. I had a hard time buying this stuff a year or so ago when some regulations changed for cross state regulations of compressed items, couldn't even ship spray paint.I don't know if my label was different than others but it is more than just air. It has the oil in it, and the right stuff. You can see in the contents on the can what is inside, and if you get it sprayed on you it's slick like silicon oil should be. The filler neck is just as it should be, it's obviously more than air. It's a great value, and I'll buy again if I run out, these cans are big and should give plenty of fun. Sure the pic there is different than you receive, but so what it's the same product.

I'm new to Airsoft (toy guns that shoot plastic bbs), found an ICS M203 Airsoft Grenade Launcher on craigslist and thought it'd be fun. Purchased this green gas along with an 18 round 'shower' grenade (works like a shot gun - my first and only green gas device). The green gas works great - has a metal tip to fill grenade (or other device). Used it plenty of times and haven't had any problems. One can has lasted 40 or so complete refills on the grenade's small gas chamber, and it's probably still roughly half full.

The gas is not really green, but it works well as a propellant in my WE M1911 Blow Back Air Soft Gun. The canister loads gas like a butane lighter refill cartridge does. The fill valve on the Green Gas container must be perpendicular to the fill valve on the gun magazine for best results. Two seconds of fill time and your good to go. The gas (propane and silicone oil) is rather pricey, though.

Disregard any negative feedback about how you don't get what's listed.Certain states and countries have laws that don't allow aerosol imports, so they have to be labeled differently. I'm sure they have the same content.I received two gas cans that was completely different from what you see in the photos, but the contents of the cans are exactly the same. Green gas with some oil mixed inside. (King Arms Airsoft Gas)Although it does take a while to get used to the exact angle of how to put this gas into your magazines, once you get it, there's absolutely no spillage of the gas. I loaded my first 20 magazines with these, and only messed up on the first 4. The rest was smooth.Not only that, but one good fill-up (about 3-5 seconds of injection) can last you at least 3 full magazines of a 26-round magazine.Despite filling up 20 magazines with some spillage at first, the can is only 1/4 empty.The price was a little high in my opinion, but it's supply and demand. Definitely worth it.

I have a delicate & rare Maruzen Walther P99 & it's safe to say that putting green gas in that bad boy isn't the brightest idea, as I've used many different duster's, but this stuff really works so perfect, and it does NOT cause slide, or any internal damage. 2 big cans will last a long time, you can't go wrong getting these.

The product came as expected and arrived on time. the reviews saying the cans were small are lying, while they may hold less than the written amount hey hold plenty for several airsoft wars.P.S. let the gas expand in the magazine before shooting for the best performance and empty the left over gas when you are storing the magazines.

I guess this stuff works ok. I had a Y&P MK23 and got about 15 shots from each mag fill. I'm not sure if green gas is supposed to be more efficient than that but it seemed ok. I actually sold my pistol and this green gas.

I got my shipment this morning... Inside were 2 cans of 8 oz each. That's 236ml each. Combine those into 1 can and you still have less than half what is supposed to be in 1 can as described. They claimed that's by volume.... Well, contents state that it's 8oz... These certainly are not 1000ml. There have been multiple complaints in reviews of this item from this seller claiming they have had the same problem. Definitely not worth it. I can go online and purchase 24 ounce cans for only 8 dollars each.I can say this much, atleast the cans that arrived didn't say air duster. Now... That said, if you look at the picture associated with this listing, look right below bottom of the label where it says output pressure. You will see that there is no listing that says cont. 80z - 226gr. That line IS both cans that arrived this morning. Aside from that, the rest of the cans I received are identical to the ones pictured.