Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on March 01, 2003 at 10:01:23

a tippmann 950-1200 psi and stock Autococker runs 450-500 psi. The Big difference is it runs at about half the operating pressure. With a $12 spring set you can still generate 300 fps and run in the 300 psi range with a stock valve. Makes it quieter and easier on cold, brittle shelled balls in the winter time. That spring set will come in handy if you go to LP valve for another $40. You a tournament player? Rec player? Scenerio Player? All the above? I am into the rec and scenerio play and have files that can be emailed about quieting the autococker. Principals of sound suppression etc. Just ask and send me an e mail.

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