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Upgrading to HPA????

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Posted by:
Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman
on November 11, 2002 at 20:10:49

Since I have no girlfriend anymore, I seem to have some extra cash in the bank and have been itching to make a new purchase on, what else, my paintball gun.
I have been thinking about upgrading to a compressed air system (as opposed to my CO2 system). I was wondering what the advantages of going high pressure would be over CO2 with respect to sniping.
So basically I'm seeking advice from those who run compressed air, or those who have and switched back to CO2, and anyone who has any experience with compressed air systems. Thanks a lot.
Steve

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Re: Upgrading to HPA???? LanceR 19:55:54 11/13/02 (0)

Re: Upgrading to HPA???? LettuceHead 15:31:46 11/12/02 (0)

Well, what's your marker setup? Micah Michalski 21:12:23 11/11/02 (2)

this is for everyone... Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman 12:47:09 11/14/02 (1)

I would ... Micah Michalski 21:19:37 11/16/02 (0)

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: Since I have no girlfriend anymore, I seem to have some extra cash in the bank and have been itching to make a new purchase on, what else, my paintball gun. : I have been thinking about upgrading to a compressed air system (as opposed to my CO2 system). I was wondering what the advantages of going high pressure would be over CO2 with respect to sniping. : So basically I'm seeking advice from those who run compressed air, or those who have and switched back to CO2, and anyone who has any experience with compressed air systems. Thanks a lot. : Steve

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