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Oxygen to charge pneumatic gun

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drukja

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Would it be a bad idea to pressurize a pneumatic gun with oxygen, rather than air. I have tanks handy and could rig a gauge pretty easily.
 
A very bad idea indeed. Oxygen under pressure and oil are an EXPLOSIVE mixture. Pressurised oxygen equipment has to be degreased to remove even the most minute trace of oil or grease. Pneumo guns are part filled with oil. BAD idea.

Dave.
 
Would it be a bad idea to pressurize a pneumatic gun with oxygen, rather than air. I have tanks handy and could rig a gauge pretty easily.

roflrofl you could spear and barbecue the fish at the same time .
 
oops ,,, forgot about the oil and oxygen no-no !

Thanks,,, glad I asked before I tried it !
 
Hey! That's what DB is all about. You're never too old to learn, even me :).

Welcome to DB by the way. Enjoy.

Dave.
 
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