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Re: Stabilizers

In Reply to: Stabilizers posted by Mike Welk on June 20, 2003 at 21:23:38:

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Posted by:
Jason "Zippy" Finnie
on June 24, 2003 at 12:27:46

: What does a stabilizer do? and what is a good one?
@@@ A stabilzer basically limits the amount of air allowed to pass through it to help keep shots consistent. It can be set to only allow a certain PSI into the gun.
For example, I have a Palmer Stabilizer on my Tippmann Grenade launcher, I have it set to 120 PSI operating pressure since the lancher runs high volume of air, but low pressure.
On the other hand, my Worr stabilizer that came stock on my Autococker, that is set to the operating pressure of the gun, 450 PSI.
Do you have a problem with the gun that you feel you need a stabilzer? What is your set-up exactly?
I take it you shoot a '98? If you are using CO2 I wouldn't bother with a stabilizer, the same problems you will try to avoid by installing a stabilizer still have the potential to resurface once the CO2 is in the gun valve.

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: : What does a stabilizer do? and what is a good one? : @@@ A stabilzer basically limits the amount of air allowed to pass through it to help keep shots consistent. It can be set to only allow a certain PSI into the gun. : For example, I have a Palmer Stabilizer on my Tippmann Grenade launcher, I have it set to 120 PSI operating pressure since the lancher runs high volume of air, but low pressure. : On the other hand, my Worr stabilizer that came stock on my Autococker, that is set to the operating pressure of the gun, 450 PSI. : Do you have a problem with the gun that you feel you need a stabilzer? What is your set-up exactly? : I take it you shoot a '98? If you are using CO2 I wouldn't bother with a stabilizer, the same problems you will try to avoid by installing a stabilizer still have the potential to resurface once the CO2 is in the gun valve.

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