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Cold weather play

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PB_Rookie
on January 08, 2004 at 15:49:16

I purchased a 98c (stock) over the summer and have played with it a lot recreationally. I do not care much about spikes velocity, but I am worried however that the upcoming cold weather may damage my gun (since it runs on Co2) i have heard that firing less quickly and using a smaller tank can help prevent damage.
1) can my gun be damaged by the cold weather
2) what is the coldest i can play in
3) what can i do to prevent damage without spending a lot of money

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: I purchased a 98c (stock) over the summer and have played with it a lot recreationally. I do not care much about spikes velocity, but I am worried however that the upcoming cold weather may damage my gun (since it runs on Co2) i have heard that firing less quickly and using a smaller tank can help prevent damage. : 1) can my gun be damaged by the cold weather : 2) what is the coldest i can play in : 3) what can i do to prevent damage without spending a lot of money

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