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Problem with my M98 going liquid using CO2

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Posted by BIG_E on March 24, 2002 at 16:40:20:

I'm having a problem with my M98. It seems like it will go liquid after 200 rnds or so. I admit I shoot alot of paint when I play. I've added a rear-cocking bolt, and a Tippman expansion chamber. I thought the expansion chamber would solve this problem, but no luck. My gun tech said maybe an anti-syphon added to my 20 oz. CO2 tank will stop it. Does anyone have any ideas outside of switching to nitro?

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Re: Problem with my M98 going liquid using CO2 m98monkey 22:31:06 03/25/02 (4)
- Re: Problem with my M98 going liquid using CO2 kyle "Sarn" bird 14:42:44 03/27/02 (3)
  - Re: Problem with my M98 going liquid using CO2 colin "impulse_man" core
    14:43:19 03/29/02 (0)
  - Re: Problem with my M98 going liquid using CO2 John Shea 22:59:12 03/28/02 (1)
    - glad i could help.... kyle "Sarn" bird
      12:20:01 03/30/02 (0)

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: I'm having a problem with my M98. It seems like it will go liquid after 200 rnds or so. I admit I shoot alot of paint when I play. I've added a rear-cocking bolt, and a Tippman expansion chamber. I thought the expansion chamber would solve this problem, but no luck. My gun tech said maybe an anti-syphon added to my 20 oz. CO2 tank will stop it. Does anyone have any ideas outside of switching to nitro?

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