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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Co2 and 'Cocker Don't Mix?


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Posted by:
VRE

on December 31, 2002 at 17:36:41

I was looking into getting a good quality marker. I had a Tippman M98, but that's about it. I was looking at the ANS GX3 Autococker and was ready to buy, but then something stopped me. As I was reading reviews people said not to use Co2 on cockers. Is there any way I can use co2 and not hurt anyhing? Nitro just isn't avalible here (small town). If that won't work, can you recommend a good quality marker that WILL work well with CO2?

Thanks for your help.

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