These Ultrair CO2 cartridges already contain the proper lubrication in them- eliminating a step in your continued shooting fun. With each shot- your CO2 cartridge will be spraying a very light mist of silicone oil into your gun- lubing the seals and automatically doing the proper maintenance. If you've ever had a leaky CO2 gun- you know it's important to lubricate the seals of your gun.
ASG Ultrair CO2 Lubrication Cartridges Features
*The manufacturer recommends using these prelubed cartridges in place of at least every 10th cartridge. However- you can use them 100% of the time without concern that you're overlubing your gun.
ASG Ultrair CO2 Lubrication Cartridges Features
- CO2 cartridges with silicone lubrication
- 12 grams each
- Each cartridge contains 0.80 grams of silicone oil
- Lubricates your CO2-powered guns and helps maintain the seals
- Insert and use like any other CO2 cartridge (no additional lubrication required)*
*The manufacturer recommends using these prelubed cartridges in place of at least every 10th cartridge. However- you can use them 100% of the time without concern that you're overlubing your gun.
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Specs
- ManufacturerASG
- ConditionNew
- Accessories TypeCO2 ACCESSORIES
- Warranty1-year limited warranty
- Weight0.45
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By StevenUSAOctober 21, 2016I found these cartridges to perform to high standards. You can relax and just fire your weapons without worrying about lubing them either during or after shooting. It puts the word EASE into a day of enjoyment.
Pros
They lubricate well. They can and do last as long as your top name brand cartridges.
Cons
COST is a real big issue.
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Is there a way to get more power from a Co2 cartridge handgun?
asked Dale from USADo a search at u tube. There are different ways to do this, but you have to be hands on.
Anthony from USANot easily. The physics of CO2 limits the power that can be gotten from it as a propellant.
Mark from USA View Next
Clearly snake oil, Would just put a dab of oil in the barrel and go from there. .
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Fancy looks
Cons
Joke of a price.