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Written by RiotSC
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Tuesday, 31 July 2007 |
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As noted in the previous news post, there are defective Coleman propane tanks in circulation. To those using propane as propellant, the tank defect can cause major headaches. Colin from Canada has posted a simple and effective fix for those unfortunate enough to end up with defective Coleman tanks. Check the source link for the easy to follow instructions.
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Written by RiotSC
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Wednesday, 18 July 2007 |
It is apparent that the Coleman propane tank defect previously noted in the forums is more widespread than originally realized. Carl (MadMax) of Airsoft Innovations is now officially announcing a product advisory. New AI propane adapters now come with a tank gauge to aid users in identifying defective tanks. Owners of existing propane adapters can contact AI directly to acquire the tank gauge free of charge.
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Written by RiotSC
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Saturday, 14 July 2007 |
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Carl (MadMax) from Airsoft Innovations has released yet another version of his popular propane adapter. The latest version 5 is made from injection moulded plastic, and the associated pricing is lower than its predecessors at $24.95. The new version is also more durable due to the more flexible nature of the plastic. Another item of interest is the long overdue duster adapter, retailing at $7.95. It should be useful for those not ready to move on to propane (AKA green gas). For those who enjoy the gas powered weaponry, these practical tools should lower your propellant costs by quite a margin. For more information, visit airsoft-innovations.com.
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