The Truth About Airsoft GBB Myths

Realism is a factor within airsoft that attracts many players. Being able to experience it as real as possible, train or feel the adrenaline without the dangers that these real situations can bring is one of the points that many new players take up airsoft. Something that can contribute well to this feeling is a GBB (Gas Blowback) airsoft replica. In addition to the recoil, which provides a certain degree of immersion, this type of replica often also provides realistic actions.
Think of loading or reloading, a realistic trigger, solving possible blockages or other malfunctions and so on. This degree of extra experience and realism can add a lot to the game, but not everyone dares to make the step to this platform. We often hear it from clients or players in the field, they have read things online or heard on the field that discourages them from taking the step. But are these arguments actually true, or are they myths?
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00:00 - 00:15 Intro
00:15 - 00:54 What is a GBB (Gas Blowback) replica?
00:54 - 02:36 Temperature influences
02:36 - 03:25 Saving gas
03:25 - 04:18 Filling the Gas Magazine
04:18 - 04:51 Upgrading your replica
04:51 - 06:36 Maintaining a GBB replica
06:36 - 08:07 How do you empty a Gas magazine?
08:07 - 08:54 Consistency of GBB replicas
08:54 - 09:21 Breaking in parts
09:21 - 10:15 What BBs do you use?
10:15 - 11:05 Fragile?
11:05 - 11:25 Real-steel parts
11:25 - 12:16 Different playstyle
12:16 - 12:59 Outro

[@VerderfMKII]

Smart to switch to English, airsoft is much bigger than just the Netherlands. all in all good video!

[@VISITORVENUDAILLOR]

For storing the mags I usually put silicone oil on the O-rings then a very little bit of gas (ultra low pressure) in the mags.

[@tankprohp]

Some of the most informative airsoft videos I've seen Good job guys

[@TriggaPleas]

BTW, I went for a TM MWS and have not been disappointed yet even even playing in a cold underground tunnel system for several hours. Mag dumps on full auto were not a problem!

[@therwbrman]

MWS is amazing. I’m using one as of a couple of years ago with a 5.1 sidearm, flawless combo

[@Spoonyui]

Underrated channel

[@ossihurme7572]

In Finland weekend games are still played when it's -10 to -15 and there are still some players in those temperatures. Of course plenty of players just stay inside in winter months. But those are the temperatures where also some AEGs start experiencing issues. -5 for GBBR is already pushing it. My GHKs with black gas and without lighter buffer spring fail somewhere around +1 to -1 Celsius after the mags have gotten cold. Just not enough power for the bb to fly to distance. GHKs have Devil Hunter mod for magazines that works better in cold but results may vary. MrDuffo has managed to run his MWS on -5 and beyond by keeping the mags warm against his body. So Marui might be best bet if you wanna play in snow with GBBR. Also you can run .36 or heavier bbs on most outside powered rifles. The fps drop is non factor on short distances and mass is beneficial when distances grow.

[@stubbox8629]

A great video very informative and has helped me to make my mind up about gbbr

[@krale-airsoft4177]

That's great to hear!

[@stubbox8629]

Isit possible to order and ship to the UK??

[@raresgabriel1111]

First time here,this is quality content

[@krale-airsoft4177]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@Peanutbutterfunds]

My parts are coming sooonnnnnnnn

[@rhodrik.]

And use oil free gas or propane! Just make sure everything is clean and lubricated!

[@jonathandiaz4997]

12 months ago 😢

[@darylobey8867]

I shor my tm 5-7 when it was minus 25 useing green gas and it shot fine :) mind you its plastic fantastic it still worked

[@Thats0K]

If I don't want to use bb's while shooting till empty, can I dryfire? Or will this damage the replica/mag?

[@krale-airsoft4177]

Dryfire is possible, but the bolt will keep locking in the rear position as theres no ammunition inside

[@Henkka008]

@@krale-airsoft4177 you can tape the bolt release so it wont lock.

[@vali69]

​@@Henkka008 And some mags have a dry fire switch like the vfc v3 m4 mags, the ones with the red parts on top, one of which is said dry fire switch.

[@Trap_ID]

Im not sure to go tm mtr16 gbb or wolverine MTW ?

[@MrDaan0123]

or both ;)

[@airsoftgenerator]

I have a question is it a bad idea to use silicone spray and clean the barrel with the hop up still on?? Like will the hop up rubber get damaged??

[@Thebumpinthenight]

Hop up all the way up you don’t want it down . No silicone in the barrel or bucking . You want those dry for optimal flight and seal for the nozzle and bb

[@krale-airsoft4177]

Silicone spray inside your barrel will result in bad accuracy, dirt, etc. Just use a bore stick

[@airsoftgenerator]

So like since I already cleaned it with silicone spray is there a way to fix it??

[@MinamiX3]

​@@airsoftgenerator isopropyl alcohol with a stick and microfiber. Push the isopropyl alcohol soaked microfiber with the stick through the barrel

[@vali69]

​@@airsoftgeneratorand don't use silicone lube again, it can ruin certain parts, use ptfe lube like the one from superlube.

[@gbbr-us6442]

Do you guys ship to the usa

[@krale-airsoft4177]

We most certainly do :)

[@stubbox8629]

Is it possible to purchase and ship to the uk??

[@uzzy1364]

With a ukara yes

[@krale-airsoft4177]

Yes! That's no problem at all!

[@matthewpoop1034]

first thing you should do when getting into gbbrs is buy a propane adapter and a couple tank 2 can be like 10$ and last longer way cheaper only con is they can be stinky but if outside it isnt as bad

[@Subwayman601]

i have a cyma mws ar-15

[@gyoripeter235]

is it any good?

[@PoisonBladeNL]

Het Nederlands was op?

[@Thesilentwolf7610]

My Advice. Rifle always go Electric , constant performance, weather doesn't effect it and a full charge will last you a long time. Pistol go for Co2 if you are in the cold or want constant performance or else get at least 145+ psi cans for GBB.

[@Thebumpinthenight]

Nahhhhhh 😂

[@vali69]

Noob take big L

[@MrFROGY1313]

So much false informations in this videos.. sad

[@maoescosia8710]

Such as? Please enlighten... I'm new to gbb's

[@vali69]

​​​@@maoescosia8710 Idk I think he might be referring to the temperature part at the beginning, gas type doesn't matter, just use propane or propylene, because all these green gas bottles are just filled with propane and a little bit of lube, but you don't actually want the lube, tho there are some that don't have it, and to improve performance you can extend the hammer on most modern gbbrs, and there's also the option of changing the buffer spring and hammer spring to weaker ones. Explosive enterprises has a good video on the matter. Everything else tho, I can't really see how it's bad information.