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Posted by Tom Sparkman on June 05, 2002 at 18:15:11:

In Reply to: Re: Compressed Air posted by MyNicknameIsDave on June 04, 2002 at 23:09:46:

: : : Can you use compressed air on any of the new guns or only specific ones. I am looking at a Rebel BTB, and was curious.

: : Yes, any gun (the AT85 is the notable exception, it has CO2 and HPA only versions).

: If the AT85 has a CO2 and an HPA version, it can run on compressed air. HPA stands for High Pressure Air.

If you have a CO2 version of the AT85 it will only work correctly on CO2 - you can't use HPA until you get it converted.

Tom

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: : : : Can you use compressed air on any of the new guns or only specific ones. I am looking at a Rebel BTB, and was curious. : : : Yes, any gun (the AT85 is the notable exception, it has CO2 and HPA only versions). : : If the AT85 has a CO2 and an HPA version, it can run on compressed air. HPA stands for High Pressure Air. : If you have a CO2 version of the AT85 it will only work correctly on CO2 - you can't use HPA until you get it converted. : Tom

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