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if you screw in a bottle sooner or later you will

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Posted by California_Dragon on March 21, 2002 at 06:38:29:

In Reply to: Re: using my hpa tank on shocker posted by tom wenrich on March 20, 2002 at 16:45:29:

break your max flo reg. yes thats right usually very quickly too. you need a remote that you use a twist knob to slowly gas up your gun and reg. if you just screw in a hpa tank to a bottom line its only a matter of time till the maxflo stops working. it might already be slightly damaged.

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What? Kryst-Wicked_Grin 17:53:15 03/21/02 (3)
- call smart parts and ask them, theyll tell ya.... California_Dragon 02:59:39 03/22/02 (2)
  - Re: call smart parts and ask them, theyll tell ya.... Kryst-Wicked_Grin 08:01:23 03/22/02 (1)
    - same effect i believe...check with smartparts...nm California_Dragon
      03:20:08 03/24/02 (0)

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: break your max flo reg. yes thats right usually very quickly too. you need a remote that you use a twist knob to slowly gas up your gun and reg. if you just screw in a hpa tank to a bottom line its only a matter of time till the maxflo stops working. it might already be slightly damaged.

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