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Posted by:
starwind
on November 13, 2002 at 02:33:59

i am sorry if this has been ask b4 i am sure it has but really haven't found a good anwser to it...my question is: why is n2/hpa better then co2...i mean i see the people using the hpa/n2 systems filling up between each game b/c they are almost out of air, where as with the 20oz co2 i can play a whole and then some b4 i need to fill again. also my other question is i have a spyder e-99 with cp 12" and a bob long III bolt do i need to get a regulator for the co2...will it help any or just a waste of money...
thanks!

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Re: another question starwind 18:47:46 11/13/02 (1)

Re: another question Razorpb 12:34:11 11/14/02 (0)

Re: n2 vs co2 Razorpb 14:27:22 11/13/02 (0)

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: i am sorry if this has been ask b4 i am sure it has but really haven't found a good anwser to it...my question is: why is n2/hpa better then co2...i mean i see the people using the hpa/n2 systems filling up between each game b/c they are almost out of air, where as with the 20oz co2 i can play a whole and then some b4 i need to fill again. also my other question is i have a spyder e-99 with cp 12" and a bob long III bolt do i need to get a regulator for the co2...will it help any or just a waste of money... : thanks!

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