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Re: Getting a shocker but need help

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Posted by Ramones_4ever on December 09, 2001 at 12:36:11:

In Reply to: Getting a shocker but need help posted by Downfall on Novembe r 28, 2001 at 19:35:47:

Hello All !!!

Let me see if I can help you.

I use shockers for about 4 years and it´s great. First it runned on Co2 - it´s not bad if you use remote but on gun it think you are gonna have some problems ( that can be fixed )

In my opnion you should get HPA

If you continue to use Co2 you should get a anti syphon even on remote - it will help your regulator not to freeze. It´s not mandatory, but depends on the weather for sure it will freeze sometimes, specially on rapid fire. As time goes by Co2 will demage the o´rings inside your gun and regulator.
Another problem is that your solenoid will get dirty from Co2 and you will have to clean it from time to time ( or else you can put a filter in your shocker ).

I believe you can get 500 / 550 shoots with 20oz Co2 bottle.

I get from mine 68ci - 4500 max flow about 900 / 1000 shoots normally on warm weather.

I believe you can get about 550 shots with a 68ci - 3000 psi / 800 shots with a 88ci 3000 psi / and 1200 shots at a 88ci - 4500 psi.

Crossfire / Pure Energy work great on a shocker and for sure you must get one with 750 / 800 psi output pressure, or else on rapid fire your velocity will drop off.

I hope I could help you. If you need other info email me !!!!

P.S. I am sorry for my English !!!!!

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: Hello All !!! : Let me see if I can help you. : I use shockers for about 4 years and it´s great. First it runned on Co2 - it´s not bad if you use remote but on gun it think you are gonna have some problems ( that can be fixed ) : In my opnion you should get HPA : If you continue to use Co2 you should get a anti syphon even on remote - it will help your regulator not to freeze. It´s not mandatory, but depends on the weather for sure it will freeze sometimes, specially on rapid fire. As time goes by Co2 will demage the o´rings inside your gun and regulator. : Another problem is that your solenoid will get dirty from Co2 and you will have to clean it from time to time ( or else you can put a filter in your shocker ). : I believe you can get 500 / 550 shoots with 20oz Co2 bottle. : I get from mine 68ci - 4500 max flow about 900 / 1000 shoots normally on warm weather. : I believe you can get about 550 shots with a 68ci - 3000 psi / 800 shots with a 88ci 3000 psi / and 1200 shots at a 88ci - 4500 psi. : Crossfire / Pure Energy work great on a shocker and for sure you must get one with 750 / 800 psi output pressure, or else on rapid fire your velocity will drop off. : I hope I could help you. If you need other info email me !!!! : : P.S. I am sorry for my English !!!!!

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