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I have been trying to figure that out too

In Reply to: Sideline Stabilizer for a phantom posted by Jake Atar on February 04, 2003 at 17:43:43:

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FoxWalk
on February 04, 2003 at 18:16:55

I have been asking about that too, becuase I want vertical air on my phantom cause I like the way it feels but I haven't found anyone who knows.
: Why can't you just put the sideline reg. on a vertical phantom. The air tubes looks exactly like an automags so why can't can't you just put the sideline on and keep the c02 cartridges on your gun. It would make it soo much easier. Or is there another way to put a stabilizer on a phantom and still use the cartridges.

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: I have been asking about that too, becuase I want vertical air on my phantom cause I like the way it feels but I haven't found anyone who knows. : : Why can't you just put the sideline reg. on a vertical phantom. The air tubes looks exactly like an automags so why can't can't you just put the sideline on and keep the c02 cartridges on your gun. It would make it soo much easier. Or is there another way to put a stabilizer on a phantom and still use the cartridges.

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