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Old July 6th, 2010, 21:44   #1
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System 7 GBB and Green Gas

Hello All,
I was looking at some of the system 7 GBBs on sale at AirsoftGlobal,
Specifically the SP 2022 and the HK USP Compact.

http://www.airsoftglobal.com/product...oducts_id=8414
http://www.airsoftglobal.com/product...oducts_id=8679

I noticed that both of them specify 134a gas whereas the HK USP Match says green gas and 134a.
http://www.airsoftglobal.com/product...oducts_id=9975


Does the SP2022 and USP Compact System 7s take green gas?

Can someone *with* a SP2022/USP Compact confirm?
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Old July 6th, 2010, 21:54   #2
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Yes...my friend runs his KSC Sys7 USP C on propane....not broken yet...lol

Generally they are all ok with propane, the SMGs seems to be a bit sketchier with the different versions(ie the KSC Japan MP7), but they should all take propane with minimum to no mod....
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Old July 6th, 2010, 21:57   #3
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Taiwan version guns will take propane no problem. Japan is a non-non.
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Old July 6th, 2010, 22:43   #4
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Have a System7 SP2022, use it on propane. No problems, but the slide notch started warping (plastic slide). Not sure if that's related.
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Old July 7th, 2010, 21:01   #5
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Have a System7 SP2022, use it on propane. No problems, but the slide notch started warping (plastic slide). Not sure if that's related.
Hey Duff, is yours a Japan or Taiwan model?

How many rounds have you run through it?
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Old July 8th, 2010, 14:17   #6
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get taiwan version it takes propane easily... sure japan can take propane, but the cylinder wont last that long unless you can find aftermarket parts (cylinder) made for your gun.
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Old November 8th, 2010, 11:26   #7
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Just got a Taiwan Version KSC System 7 SP2022 and the thing is not only amazing to hold, it kicks like mule and fire like a dream, very little cool down....all on propane.

Trigger pull was very light and short. Metal slide is alot nicer than i thought it would be...

I thought System 7 was all hype, but after putting 10 mags through it....i know their solid piece's out of the box.

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