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Posted by Tom Sparkman on August 13, 2002 at 09:43:34:

In Reply to: Re: compressed air or N2 posted by Ross Robertson on August 13, 2002 at 00:30:36:

: : : im looking to get an automag and i was wondering if i should get compressed air or N2 which is better too?

: : For paintball, they are the same. Same equipment, same performance. Usually, you don't get a choice ("do you want HPA or N2?") - you fill with what the field supplies.

: : Tom

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: on my old automag rt pro it said compressed air only so u need to check because n2 may screw up ur gun if it doent take it.

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: ross

Nope, for paintball they are the same. You can go over to automags.org and ask (Tom Kaye might answer).

Tom

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: : : : im looking to get an automag and i was wondering if i should get compressed air or N2 which is better too? : : : For paintball, they are the same. Same equipment, same performance. Usually, you don't get a choice ("do you want HPA or N2?") - you fill with what the field supplies. : : : Tom : : : : on my old automag rt pro it said compressed air only so u need to check because n2 may screw up ur gun if it doent take it. : : : : ross : Nope, for paintball they are the same. You can go over to automags.org and ask (Tom Kaye might answer). : Tom

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