Asura 12g CO2 Cartridges - 50PK

I see reviews from 1 year+ ago that claim Asura delivers more gas than Crosman. I tried these because Crosman has far too many duds. I found no Asura duds, but the Crosman delivers 44 strong shots in my 2240. These are consistently running out of gas by 30 shots. Ambient temp for testing is between 72 and 80F. So adding it all up comparing total price, wimpy Asura and the many duds of Crosman - I find no significant difference in cost per shot. Really disappointing. I'm going to try Swiss Arms next and see if they are any better. But first, I have to burn through the remaining Asura...10/24/18 Added 2 stars. I think I had a few bad cartridges that swayed my opinion. Now that I've used 20+ cartridges, I have new found respect. They work very well in both my 2240 and Vigilante. My friends, and other reviews I've read, confirm that Crosman have a lot of duds, to the tune of 20% failure! These are a definite improvement! I will try Swiss Arms and Umarex at some point. But I am happy to have a solid alternative to Crosman cartridges.

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Hello folks!. The Cartridges arrived today. I’ve done an unboxing and initial test using one of my Airsoft Pistols. I was able to go through 5 magazines, 74 bb’s on one cartridge. I think that’s pretty good for the price. The video is an inital impression. I usually update my review after one month if things change.

Great value on these CO2 cartridges. Unfortunately, the OEM box of 50 was not sealed shut with tape or anything. With 50 cartridges, the box is dense and heavy. And because it was not sealed, one side of the top flap opened in shipment, spilling a half-dozen cartridges inside the outer box where they rattled around. It wouldn't have taken much more for all 50 to have come out to bang around like that. Not at all what you want to see with a box of compressed gas! Other than the OEM packaging needing to be secured, the cartridges themselves are nice. I used one this morning and it fit well, pierced easily and I've gotten at least as many shots out of my 0.177 cal Sig Sauer P320 air gun as I've gotten from my more expensive Crossman cartridges.

Performance is predictable and consistent.