The Cheapest CO2 Powerlet for your airgun in Canada ........

[notec]

Now see, thats how a company should be. Taking feedback and doing something about it.

It suprises me, concidering the amount of traffic on this forum that we dont have more companies on here.

[OzzieM]

:shock: Now see, thats how a company should be. Taking feedback and doing something about it. :prayer:

It suprises me, concidering the amount of traffic on this forum that we dont have more companies on here.

I can't say it any better, so I'll just join notec with his message (thanks, notec).

Thank you, Maria, I look forward to your followup message.

Merry Christmas,

Ozzie

[camacho8218]

:shock: Now see, thats how a company should be. Taking feedback and doing something about it. :prayer:

It suprises me, concidering the amount of traffic on this forum that we dont have more companies on here.

I can't say it any better, so I'll just join notec with his message (thanks, notec).

Thank you, Maria, I look forward to your followup message.

Merry Christmas,

Ozzie

Thank you all! I will let you know as soon as I hear from MOSA!
Hope you have a great Holiday Season and the best New Year!
Maria

[notec]

Hey, maybe you guys should start selling airguns With customer service like that, im sure you would have our business.

[camacho8218]

Hey, maybe you guys should start selling airguns :lol: With customer service like that, im sure you would have our business.

Thank you for the idea! We don't know much about airguns but we will certainly do some research.

Cheers,

Maria

[camacho8218]

A note of caution: while the Mosa chargers perform very well in my Tau-7 pistol, I cannot use them in my Tau-200 rifle. They will discharge before the piercer cap seal is pre-loaded enough to contain the pressure. That is why I use Brass Eagle chargers in my Tau-200, without any problem. In my Tau-7 I use Mosa chargers, also without any problem.

The Mosa chargers are a little longer than the Brass Eagle chargers, by about 0.7 mm. I believe this may have been the cause of the problem when I tried using them in my Tau-200.

Has anyone else experienced this?

OzzieM

Hello Ozzie,

I sent your comments to MOSA and they are interested in receiving more information in regards to the problem you have had using our chargers with your Tau-200 rifle in order to determine what may be causing the problem and find a solution. Would there be a chance you provide me the information and photos they request?

1.Would you kindly help us to take some pictures of Tau-200 rifle to show how it is loaded ?
They sent me a file as an example. Could I forward it to you to your email address?
2. There's some tolerance in each charger, Brass Eagle or Mosa. Would you kindly provide some length data (about 10 pcs) of chargers for our Research Dept. person reference?

In advance, thank you for your help. Hope you have a great New Year!
Maria

[OzzieM]

I will look after this tonight.

Ozzie

[camacho8218]

Thank you very much! I will appreciate your comments.

[DaveGG]

I have some of these co2 cartridges. One thing I noticed is that when I remove a Crosman bulb out , it is ice cold. But with these other cartridges, they come out warm to the touch. Did anybody actually check if they are really using co2 or nitrous oxide?

[OzzieM]

I use MOSA and Brass Eagle cartridges and have not noticed any temperature difference between these two. There would be a temperature difference if one shot a CO2 cartridge with a slow series of shots and another with a fast series, regardless of who made the cartridge.

OzzieM

[camacho8218]

I have some of these co2 cartridges. One thing I noticed is that when I remove a Crosman bulb out , it is ice cold. But with these other cartridges, they come out warm to the touch. Did anybody actually check if they are really using co2 or nitrous oxide?

Hello,

If by the "other chargers" you mean MOSA, I assure you it is CO2 gas what they contain. We represent MOSA for Canada and other countries since approximately 7 or 8 year ago and in all this time, we have not had a problem of having chargers filled with the incorrect gas.

We would appreciate if you check if the different temperature could be due to a different gun being used as Ozzie says in his message. If not, please let us know and we will gladly send your comments to MOSA so that they may check into it.

Hope you have a nice day,
Maria

[camacho8218]

I have some of these co2 cartridges. One thing I noticed is that when I remove a Crosman bulb out , it is ice cold. But with these other cartridges, they come out warm to the touch. Did anybody actually check if they are really using co2 or nitrous oxide?

Hello Dave,

I'm sorry, I just reread Ozzie's message and he does not refer to a different gun as I mentioned in my previous message but to the shots being made in a slow or a fast series of shots.

My mistake, sorry about this!

Maria

[DaveGG]

Thanks for the response. I am still not 100% sure if they come out warmer than Crosmans. As far as velocity and number of shots goes, I am completely satisfied with this product and would recommend these bulbs to fellow airgunners.

[cfraser]

I have noticed I get a few more good shots from a MOSA bulb compared to Crosman and Brass Eagle. No statistical evidence, just practically-speaking. Depends on your gun, and what you call "good" shots. Like 30 with MOSA compared to 26 in a 2240, 40 with MOSA compared to 36 in the Cr600, etc. ...not a lot, but noticeable.

[camacho8218]

Thanks for the response. I am still not 100% sure if they come out warmer than Crosmans. As far as velocity and number of shots goes, I am completely satisfied with this product and would recommend these bulbs to fellow airgunners.

Hello Dave,
Thank you for your response. I'm glad to know that you are satisfied with our product and willing to recommend it!

We are very glad to do business with the Airgun Forum members too!

Best regards,
Maria