I received this product about a week after I ordered it. The package it came in was, unfortunately, soaked with silicone oil. Apparently the little plastic bottle it came in had sprung a leak. After cleaning off the excess oil, I found that I had only half a bottle of silicone oil left - but i'm not complaining. The propane adapter itself is plastic, an extremely hard/stiff plastic at that, but still plastic. I recommend gentle handling with this product. After delicately screwing the adapter onto a Worthington Pro-Grade, blue propane tank from a local Lowes, I tested it out with my gas blowback pistol. The propane adapter worked perfectly, though when you're finished charging the magazine, pull it away from the adapter/propane tank slowly. If you yank it away suddenly/quickly, you'll have a magazine (and hand for that matter) soaked in silicone oil and smelling of propane. Refilling silicone oil into the adapter is simple - screw off the top portion of the adapter, and dispense one or two drops of silicone oil into the top about ever 5-8 magazine fills.
Overall, I had no problems with the product except for the leaking of silicone oil into the package i received it in. It simply does what it is made for, and if you don't abuse it, It should last you a while and save you some money. If you don't care too much for being gentle with it or cleaning silicone oil off of it, I might recommend a metal propane adapter without oil included for a little bit more money.Get more detail about Sapien Arms Airsoft Propane to Green Gas Adaptor with Silicon Oil.
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