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No. Nitro has no liquid

In Reply to: going to nitro posted by Foxygrandma69 on December 01, 2002 at 20:43:17:

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Posted by:
Ras Masyean
on December 04, 2002 at 18:22:49

Use it as a "grip"...
You nitor has to output ~800 psi to mimic CO2.
: I have a spyder e99 and I have been using Co2 with it but im going to switch to nitrogen. I was wondering what changes if any i would need to make to my gun. It has a mini expansion chamber on it... will that effect the nitro ??
: thanks

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: Use it as a "grip"... : You nitor has to output ~800 psi to mimic CO2. : : I have a spyder e99 and I have been using Co2 with it but im going to switch to nitrogen. I was wondering what changes if any i would need to make to my gun. It has a mini expansion chamber on it... will that effect the nitro ?? : : thanks

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