swede21
10-09-2006, 05:11 PM
hey everyone!
i'm new to this forum (and new to forums in general - yes, i've been hiding in a box) so please forgive me if any of these questions have been covered before.
i was thinking of picking up a new automag to use for rec-ball, and MAYBE some LIMITED speed-ball games (mostly rec, though). this is the set-up i'm looking at:
classic pro
w/ level 10 bolt
ule body
palmer's vertical stabilizer
intelliframe (hooked up to a revy)
w/ a standard co2 tank mounted horizontally on a drop forward
how do you think this would work? :confused:
most of the games we play are hopper only, or very limited paint. i'm not expecting to empty hopper in 4 seconds or stand on the trigger the whole game (i'm old school, and believe that there is more to the game than how many b.p.s my electric blender can put downfield - i'll get off my soapbox now...) ;)
i know mags don't like co2, but i mostly play on a private field and hpa is not availabe (and i dont want to haul a bunch of scuba tanks around - been there, done that). i know that an anti-siphon would help, but those have to be made to fit each individual gun (screw the tank in all the way, mark the valve top, take off tank, unscrew valve from tank, attach copper tubing with bend pointing toward mark on vavle, etc.). i don't know of any paintball shops around here (portland, oregon) that would do this (or at least ones that i would trust to do this). i don't want to go with a remote system.
so, does anyone see any major problems with the above set-up?
is anyone running something similar?
would the palmer's stabilizer be better than an expansion chamber (i've never used either)?
any advice or opinions would be appreciated.
thanks!
swede21 :cheers:
i'm new to this forum (and new to forums in general - yes, i've been hiding in a box) so please forgive me if any of these questions have been covered before.
i was thinking of picking up a new automag to use for rec-ball, and MAYBE some LIMITED speed-ball games (mostly rec, though). this is the set-up i'm looking at:
classic pro
w/ level 10 bolt
ule body
palmer's vertical stabilizer
intelliframe (hooked up to a revy)
w/ a standard co2 tank mounted horizontally on a drop forward
how do you think this would work? :confused:
most of the games we play are hopper only, or very limited paint. i'm not expecting to empty hopper in 4 seconds or stand on the trigger the whole game (i'm old school, and believe that there is more to the game than how many b.p.s my electric blender can put downfield - i'll get off my soapbox now...) ;)
i know mags don't like co2, but i mostly play on a private field and hpa is not availabe (and i dont want to haul a bunch of scuba tanks around - been there, done that). i know that an anti-siphon would help, but those have to be made to fit each individual gun (screw the tank in all the way, mark the valve top, take off tank, unscrew valve from tank, attach copper tubing with bend pointing toward mark on vavle, etc.). i don't know of any paintball shops around here (portland, oregon) that would do this (or at least ones that i would trust to do this). i don't want to go with a remote system.
so, does anyone see any major problems with the above set-up?
is anyone running something similar?
would the palmer's stabilizer be better than an expansion chamber (i've never used either)?
any advice or opinions would be appreciated.
thanks!
swede21 :cheers: