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Re: can i use co2?

In Reply to: Re: can i use co2? posted by timmah on September 17, 2003 at 18:20:23:


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Posted by:
rick applegarth

on October 06, 2003 at 03:02:25

: First I wouldnt use co2 period on a mag. The gun cycles too fast for co2 to fully convert to gas and eventually you will cause problems with the valve. X valve or retro valve would not be good to run anything but nitrogen.

true, but an expansion chamber would mostly fix that(dur)
if someone does run co2 on a classic mag, best performance would be expansion + a palmber stablizer, it'll make it consistent aswell.

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