can you use this with 12g co2 nonthreaded cartridges?
283066
From the product description: Works with all Genuine Innovations threaded and non-threaded CO2 cartridges (except 45 gram)
283067
I have used mine with 12 gram cartridges. You need to put a washer in the bottom to get it high enough to puncture the cartridge when you screw it together. You have to try a couple different diameters to find the one that works best.
283068
From what I've read, your can if you put a dime in the holder underneath the cartridge, to hold it in place! It's really designed to use threaded and non threaded cartridges, but if you use a 12g cartidge, I would definitely get the threaded ones just to prevent leakage!!
283069
it DOES work with 12g Co2 nonthreaded. Just put a dime on the bottom. Boom. This is how I inflate mine. It works perfectly.
283070
You can if you put a penny inside before the cartridge. What this does is make the smaller cartridge about the lenth of the original one and seals the "mouth" of the top of the cartridge so no gas escapes. I have not only done this but I do not "screw" down the top all the way until I need the air. This way it can't puncture the cartridge. Hope this helps.
283071
Probably not, unless the 12g co2 were the same size as the 16g. In this inflater, the NONTHREADED cartridge is pushed into and held into the part that opens the cartridge and controls the release by the "handle." If the 12g is too small then the handle part won't push it in or hold it in correctly I don't think. If you put something in the bottom of the handle part then it might work. For THREADED co2 cartridges, the handle is unnecessary so if you're using 12g THREADED cartridges it will probably be fine. I've never tried it though, so I'm not certain.
1416910
You take the back of the handle off and unscrew the device that compresses the co2 cartridge. That should work.
391614
I have no idea, The cartridges are not threaded, they relye on the exact fit of the soda bottel.
241862
If I remeber corrclectly 12g cartridges have to be threaded, the 16g can be either.
2227755
I've only used my machine a few times and still have 2 replacements left, so I'm not sure if you can use other cartridges to carbonate. I wouldn't.
1100525
I used 4 magazines (4x15 BBs) per CO2 (Daisy)cartridge. The last with decent power. One more clip can be shot but with deminished power thou. I understand that different CO2 brands really produce different results.
1593820
I am using it withe the edgstar, I have been having difficulties keeping my c02 working. I am not sure if it is from the Keg or my cartridge. My co2 has been leaking.
1027629
12 gram co2 cartridges you can find at local walmarts and such. Not sure on the latter part.
838429
The CO2 cartridges for these types of pistols have no threading. They are 12 gram cartridges and you can get them for a good price right here at Amazon. Just do a search for C02 cartridges. Crosman C02 cartridges sell for a good price.
709959
Yes you can. The converter can be removed. Just make sure you get the correct cartridges.
2218992
No. The core holds a 12gram CO2 cartridge. The Core is reusable and the outer shell is a one time use. Check out some YouTube videos of how they work for more details.I had to, even after i purchased some, to figure out how to arm it. Have Fun!
1620740
CO2 is odorless. The gas may be contaminated. You may want to change a different cartridge source.
189229
I think the threads on the cartridge are 3/8"x24 NF so if your other cartridges have that size threads they should fit. Depending on use, however, some cartridges have oil in the CO2 and may affect what you can use them for. Food grade cartridges are just pure CO2.
1427822
It takes non treaded cartridges. Two at a time. It made for great power and quite a few shots before having to replace the cartridges however, after using up about 2 dozen cartridges the seal began to weaken allowing leakage of the CO2. Initially this was slow but now I can't get more than 1 shot before the cartridges are empty. Not sure if this is a design flaw or not. There is no need for batteries
2199693
It will work, but I would be very careful using such heavy pellet in a pistol, that is so low powered. As CO2 cartridge gets low, pellets will start flying slower and slower and this heavy pellet might get stuck in the barrel. Try lighter and cheaper pellets, I doubt you will notice difference in accuracy. I personally used this pellet in break barrel pistol, because it was the only pellet that would have enough energy to spin metal resetting target. But because break barrel has same amount of air coming out every time, I was not worrying about stuck pellets.
1297284
Yes it has to be threaded and the cartridge can be longer but must have same threading - it sometimes leaks no way to take out cartridge once screwed in, it will loose all its gas if it get loose which has happened!
2178036
It uses the basic standard non-threaded CO2 cartridges. I think they are 12 gram. The gun has a cap at the front of the lower tube. You unscrew the cap on the tube, slide in a new CO2 cartridge, and then thread the cap back on.