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comp. air co2 and nitrogen

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Posted by:
stockton "KAOTIC" james
on June 19, 2003 at 01:17:44

ok guys, i know this has been asked before but please bear with me. just bought my first marker, tipp. a-5, started with a 9 oz. co2, have already upgraded to a 20 oz. now i'm wondering about comp air, a friend uses it, the gun seems to perform the same. any opinions? and is a comp. tank and a nitro tank the same? some of the mags i read just show nitro but i'm not sure if they are or can be used with air.

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Re: comp. air co2 and nitrogen Jason "Zippy" Finnie 14:14:41 06/19/03 (0)

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: ok guys, i know this has been asked before but please bear with me. just bought my first marker, tipp. a-5, started with a 9 oz. co2, have already upgraded to a 20 oz. now i'm wondering about comp air, a friend uses it, the gun seems to perform the same. any opinions? and is a comp. tank and a nitro tank the same? some of the mags i read just show nitro but i'm not sure if they are or can be used with air.

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