Asura 12g CO2 Cartridges, Pack of 50
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They don't, in fact. Before you can even get the head on the gun, they've leaked out completely.
They do the job perfectly.
Disposable CO2 cartridges come in two varieties. Screws are used to secure the "threaded" type. The "non threaded" type is loaded into a bb gun and held in place by a small screw with a cup to support the non threaded cartridge's rounded bottom. Non-threaded 12 gram co2 cartridges are more commonly used in small bb guns, whereas threaded 16 gram co2 cartridges are more commonly used with portable co2 bike tire fillers.
Yes, if it requires 12 grams of CO2.
Selected User Reviews For Asura 12g CO2 Cartridges, Pack of 50
Oops! I'm completely incorrect! According to reviews from a year ago, Asura gives off more gas than Crosman. I tried these because Crosman has a lot of duds; I didn't find any Asura duds, but the Crosman delivers 44 strong shots in my 2240. By 30 shots, these are always out of gas. Testing takes place in a temperature range of 72 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. So when you add it all up and compare the total price, wimpy Asura, and Crosman's many duds, you get a dreadful result. The cost per shot does not seem to differ significantly. It was a huge letdown. Next, I'm going to give Swiss Arms a shot to see if they're any better. But first, I have to finish off the last of the Asura. Added two stars on 10/24/18. I believe I was swayed by a few bad cartridges. I have a newfound respect for these cartridges now that I've used 20 of them; they work flawlessly in both my 2240 and Vigilante. My friends as well as other reviews I've read confirm that Crosman has a lot of duds, to the tune of failure! These are a huge step forward! At some point, I'll give Swiss Arms and Umarex a shot. However, having a viable alternative to Crosman cartridges is a welcome relief.
Hello there, everyone! Today was the delivery of the cartridges. I unboxed it and put it through its paces with one of my Airsoft pistols. On a single cartridge, I was able to get through 5 magazines and 74 bbs. That's a good deal for the money, and the video gives you a good idea of what you're getting. If something changes in a month, I usually update my review.
Unfortunately, the OEM box of 50 was not taped shut or otherwise secured. The box is dense and heavy with 50 cartridges inside. Because it wasn't properly sealed, one side of the top flap opened during shipping, spilling a half-gallon of liquid. There were a dozen cartridges rattling around inside the outer box. It wouldn't have taken much for all 50 of them to show up and start banging around. With a box of compressed gas, this is definitely not what you want to see! The cartridges themselves are nice, aside from the OEM packaging, which needs to be secured. I used one this morning and it fit well, pierced easily, and I got at least as many shots out of it as I did out of my 0. I've been using my more expensive Crossman cartridges in a 177 cal Sig Sauer P320 air gun.
These cartridges are fairly decent and work well 90% of the time. However, they are made in Taiwan rather than the United States as Crosman are. Crosman cartridges are always the same and are made to an exacting standard, whereas these cartridges have no such standard, and the top of them that feeds into the airgun's piercing nozzle is never level or of the same detail. This is critical because being off center or not leveled off will damage your airgun seal and cause it to leak in a short period of time. Both of my DPMS AR-style mags were ruined by these things. SBR BB rifle with a magazine capacity of 15 rounds. Compare them and look at the tops if you buy these and have some Crosman ones as well. You'll understand what I mean when you see what I'm talking about. This is a non-negotiable situation. Item that can be returned. Before I realized what was happening to my guns, I had recently purchased a 50-pack of them, which I promptly threw away.
I see the price has dropped to $21 again, which is a great deal for 50 cartridges that work just like crosman and other brand names. Get them now while they're still available.
These are, in my opinion, far superior to Crosman CO2 cartridges. These are better shaped to fit my guns and I believe they're cleaner (there's an infamous post somewhere where someone cuts open a crosman and umarex cartridge and the crosman one has grimy residue inside). I have two pistols where the crosman ones are just a little too short, making proper piercing difficult. br>br>These are also inexpensive; umarex is a rip-off.
These CO2 cartridges do an excellent job. I'm not sure how long a normal paintball cartridge should last, but each of these lasts about 15 shots in my paintball pistol, which seems a little low but makes sense given the price. Oh, and a couple in the pack were duds, but overall, I think it's an excellent value for the money!.
Pros. For my P99, I purchased 50 Asura 12g CO2 cartridges, and they exceeded my expectations! I used to use Crosman, but now I'm not so sure. I could get 5 or 6 mags out of my P99 with Crosman cartriges, but with these, I got 12! This is an excellent purchase.
Pros: br>Br>Much more durable than Crosmanbr>Cheaperbr>Cleaner CO2br>Shiny Cartriges (appearance)br>br>Cons:
NONE.
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