🔧 Propane Filling Adapter for Airsoft Green Gas by Color Tree Review

I have been looking for this item for years and without Revain I would never have found it. I ordered one of these as a wish and never received it. so Revane was the only one who actually granted that wish. But it works amazing, it doesn't leak, it looks cool, it's small and does exactly what you think it does, and it can also be used to fill butane gas torches with propane, which is pretty cool.

Used a few times and all of a sudden it won't stop dripping. I'm pretty sure that more propane escaped from the tank than was used in the fill-up. Look at that gasket, it looks like a gel and is certainly not for use in a pressurized propane tank. I should have listened to another reviewer who had the same experience. waste of time and money. Bozo Parts!

This thing started leaking almost immediately and started shooting liquid propane in all directions, I got cold burns on my arm trying to stop it and a dangerous fire accident could happen very easily happen. Don't buy this. Not worth the risk. After that I bought a Valken adapter which is much sturdier because it doesn't open the valve on the propane tank unless you press the needle. Plus it's always pressing on it, so you can't add more silicone oil without squirting propane all over the…

After a few weeks of good service (no problem, worked great) one of my Hi-Capa stores stopped taking gas and another soon followed. After disassembling the adapter, I found a completely chewed up o-ring. I suspect that's why the shops are congested. This may have been an error in using the adapter. I suspect that I spent too much time topping up each fill causing the o-ring to freeze. (Propane is pretty cold) Update: After buying a second block, the same thing happened after a 1lb can of…

Since green gas costs about $12 a can, prices can go up quickly, especially if you play airsoft or just shoot a lot. Basically, green gas is just propane mixed with a small amount of silicone oil. A disposable camping propane tank holds 16 ounces, twice the size of most green gas canisters, and costs literally a quarter of the price. It doesn't get any smarter. Silicone oil is also cheap and 4 oz. The bottle can last a long time. A good rule of thumb is to fill the small reservoir with silicon…