Posted by: moosecustome on October 22, 2003 at 09:12:04

: difference between Co2 and Nitrogen in terms of pros and cons? co2 cheap tanks $20max, readily available tanks, fills mostly local now the nitty gritty large velosity jumps, could get liquid (freeze) not good for trigger happy players, fill adds weight, damage to tank cheap to replace nitrogen expensive tanks $90-$600, not easy to get tanks, fills may be a drive to get : now the nitty gritty very consistant velosity, never go liquid (freeze), excelent for trigger happy players, fill dosent add weight, damage to tank expensive to replace : : that is what i can think of for now. hope this helps. : your play style makes the biggest diffrence : my choice is a 16oz Co2 chromoly tank with palmer stabilizer, but if you have money to burn get a 45/4500psi nitro tank or at least a 4500 or a 5000psi tank

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