Posted by: Micah Michalski on November 16, 2002 at 21:19:37

: I use a Tippmann SL-68II, so just adding a reg isn't really an option (or is it??). Also, since it has a really funky grip, it does not take any kind of additions. : Basically, what I am trying to gain by upgrading to compressed air is a little more shot to shot consistancy, which is critical for snipers like me. I play in Ohio, which has some of the biggest temperature variations of any state, so if I upgraded I would not have to readjust my scope whenever it gets cold out. : I understand that upgrading to high-pressure is probably the most expensive way to go...do you know any cheaper alternatives that would deliver the same or similar performance??? : Thanks... : Steve Try and find a used Steel 47ci/3kpsi preset system with a few years left on its hydro (steel lasts longer in general and has a 5 year hydro life as aposed to Fiber Wraped which is 3 year)That might be the most economical way to get into compressed air. And you prpbably don't need the shot capacity of a 68 or a 4500psi system (45oo is harder to get fully filled anyway. I think (could be wrong tho) that you will get about 3-400 shots per good fill on a 47/3k system. so unless you shot more than that in one or 2 games, you should be good. -Micah

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