Posted by: Mike Welk on June 24, 2003 at 13:29:18

No I was just wondering if I really needed one and if it was worth while to have one. But thanks the the insight. I don't know too much about the gun maitenance and such in paintball. I just know how to play.. that's all :) : : 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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