4 Pack - Umarex High-Grade CO2 Cartridges 88 gram for longer shooting sessions

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4 Pack - Umarex 88 gram CO2 Tank Cylinder
Product Details:
Umarex-Walther 88 gram CO2 cartridges comes two per pack
88-gram CO2 cylinders provide longer shooting sessions
Ideal power source for air guns manufactured by Umarex USA
Umarex and Walther branded CO2 capsules are high-grade specifically for air guns
Dirty CO2 can cause diminished velocities and equate to fewer shots per cylinder
Product Description:
These Umarex-Walther 88 gram CO2 cartridges comes two per pack. Great quality CO2 runs clean in your airguns and fit air rifles such as the Umarex AirJavelin, Umarex Fusion 2, 850 Air Magnum and 850M2.
88-gram CO2 cylinders provide longer shooting sessions. We recommend that you use all the CO2 and that you not leave pressure on the seals of your airgun for more than a day or two. It's a good idea to put a drop of silicone oil, like RWS Chamber Lube, on the tip of the capsule before inserting it to keep the seals lubricated and the internals of your pellet rifle in good working condition.
Pick Good Quality CO2
The performance life of your air gun’s valve and seals depends heavily on the cleanliness of the CO2 you’re using as well as the type of seal the cylinder creates against your airgun’s o-ring. Dirty CO2 can cause diminished velocities and equate to fewer shots per cylinder.
Umarex and Walther branded CO2 capsules are high-grade specifically for air guns.
There are several brands of cartridges (or capsules) to choose from and without being able to see inside of each capsule, it is impossible to know which brand or brands offer the cleanest CO2 and are of the best quality. Cartridges also come from various manufacturers and countries, all of which have differing standards of quality control. Each capsule has to conform to size, weight and temperature threshold specifications, but there are no regulations governing the cleanliness of the CO2 or the cartridge, so it is hard to know which is the best without testing each and every one – you could go through several o-rings and destroy a valve or two before figuring out which is best.