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Green gas low pressure for standard GBB replicas.
Stable performance and reduced mechanical wear.
The VAPOR™ Blue 117 PSI is a low to medium pressure gas, ideal for standard GBB replicas, airsoft pistols and non reinforced magazines.
It offers an excellent shooting regularity, smooth operation and preserves the mechanics, perfect for leisure and regular use.
Pressure : 117 PSI (at 25 °C)
Operating Temperature : mild to warm weather
Formula : silicone-free
Compatibility : GBB / NBB standards
Capacity : 600 ml
Effect : smooth cycle, limited mechanical wear
Safety and longevity of replicas
Stable pressure for constant accuracy
Easy maintenance (no silicone deposits)
Excellent performance / reliability ratio
Recommended for original replicas and players wishing to preserve seals and valves.
Avoid use in very cold temperatures.
Beginner to intermediate players – standard GBB pistols – regular use.
For comparative memo of different pressures
| Type of gas | Approximate pressure | Recommended use | Effects & tips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low pressure gas (Blue / ~110–120 PSI) | ~110–120 PSI | Standard GBB replicas, plastic slide, warm conditions | Smooth cycle, low mechanical stress, ideal for beginners and hot summers. May not work well in cold weather. |
| Medium pressure gas (Green / ~130–150 PSI) | ~130–150 PSI | All-purpose GBB replicas, moderate temperatures | Universal standard, good balance performance/longevity, suitable for most pistols and carbines. |
| High pressure gas (Red / ~170–180 PSI) | ~170–180 PSI | Reinforced replicas or cold conditions | More power and regularity, better performance in low temperatures, but requires more robust parts. |
| Very high pressure gas (Black / ~200–220 PSI and more) | ~200–220 PSI+ | High-end GBB replicas and cold weather play | Maximum blowback and consistency even in cold weather, but risk of rapid wear if the replica is not suitable. |
The higher the pressure, the faster the speed of the BBs (FPS) and the blowback are, which can improve range and sensations.
A gas that is too powerful on a replica not designed for it increases mechanical stress (piston, seals, valves) and can reduce their lifespan.
Temperature conditions greatly influence: the colder it is, the more you will benefit from increasing PSI if your replica supports it.
For leisure use in summer or on plastic replicas, favor gases ~110–130 PSI.
For metal pistols/carbines or all-season play, choose ~130–180 PSI.
For maximum performance or winter play, opt for high or very high pressure gas, but check the compatibility of your replica before use.
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