Posted by: BSGp8ntball on January 14, 2003 at 01:36:00

You bring some sanity to the realm of paintball. In the time of longer barrels shooting farther and NITRUS shooting harder, your voice is a calming sound to my ears. Keep up the good work : : If you're getting velocity spikes from HPA you need to replace or repair your regulator. : -Agreed. : Now, having participated this far, please summarize the topic of this thread: Is it the "low pressure" of the propellant that prevents or reduces ball breakage, or is it simply the consistency, the lack of pressure spikes, due to the system's regulation that does so? : Doc.

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