Posted by: Razorpb on April 09, 2003 at 02:06:06

If your going to run it on CO2 you should at least put an anti-siphon on it at the minimum. The best in my opinion it to run it remote to be sure you keep the liquid out. Then when you have the means to get the hpa tank for the best performance and consistency. I ran remote for about a year on my cocker in Washington, just north of seattle without problems. HPA is definitely preferred but not required. Hope it helps. Razor : You can get a new tank for like $88 from xpaintball but if you dont want to pay that much you can get your c02 working by getting an anti-siphon for about $15.If i were you,I would get the nitrogen because its much cleaner for your gun and im not sure if c02 with anti-siphon even works in cold weather,Also,Cockers with c02 look stupid anyway

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