Posted by: LettuceHead on November 12, 2002 at 15:31:46

Well, depends a lot on your playing style. HPA is cheaper fills in most places, very consistent. I haven't had to change springs in my Phantom in a long time cuz its virtually the same whether its 100 or 35 degrees while playing. However, its bulky, heavy, and you'll probably need a dropforward for a good fit. CO2 is much lighter and compact. If you can mount a good reg somewhere on your marker it'll work great too. If you are a light shooter and weather in your area is fairly consistent, do you really need either? What kind of marker are you shooting? Also, do you own other markers? I typically shift between pump and semi throughout the day. I chrono with my 68ci fiberwrap on all 'guns at the beginning so I can just switch the tank between them and go.

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