Just got back from a bad gun day-Please Help.

[athomas]

Since you have everything that you need right now and it is setup, why not just install an anti-siphon in the bottle. Nothing else needs to change. You can get an anti-siphon kit for around $10.00.

[MFM-70]

I agree with Coralis. If you have a back bottle pack/harness, a remote set-up is an inexpensive way to go.
A better way to go is the Palmer's Sideline Stabilizer, IMHO. Its just another regulator that screws into your valve. I've NEVER had any prob. w/ liquid getting into the valve. If you want to keep a foregrip, replace the X-chamber w/ the Palmers Male stabilizer.
Here's a link:
http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/online...r-sideline.htm

I would like to avoid a remote as we play woodsball in some thick stuff.
I have seen one guy who has one have repeated fits with his getting snagged.

Stabilizer looks nice but I am on a bit of a budget. If going vert. with my bottle does not work I will seriously look into these. Thanks.

[MFM-70]

Since you have everything that you need right now and it is setup, why not just install an anti-siphon in the bottle. Nothing else needs to change. You can get an anti-siphon kit for around $10.00.

I may try this if going to a vert. bottle does not work out.
I would rather not be stuck using proprietory bottles if at all possible.

Thanks

[MFM-70]

OK, here is my new setup:

http://www5.snapfish.com/thumbnailshare/AlbumID=3827296008/a=26182667_26182667/otsc=SHR/otsi=SALBlink/COBRAND_NAME=snapfish/

I made a rail extension so the bottle and x-chamber could both be vertical and inline and so the x-chamber would be a comfy, forward handle.

Some nifty hose work and now I should be liquid free.

T-Stock to be added before play.

Comments/criticism are welcome.
Matt

[PAINTHEY]

[Coralis]

just remember not to point the barrel to the ground as you will allow liquid CO2 to pour out of the bottle and into the expansion chamber .... I had a bad habit of doing this when i ran a vertical bottle.

[Outshined]

There is a reason people didn't do this in the 90s. That gun looks awkward to point. Snap shooting is going to be a disaster.

The absolute best way to run CO2 with a mag is on a remote. That is what nearly everyone did in the 90s for a reason.

[MFM-70]

There is a reason people didn't do this in the 90s. That gun looks awkward to point. Snap shooting is going to be a disaster.

The absolute best way to run CO2 with a mag is on a remote. That is what nearly everyone did in the 90s for a reason.

Actually it mounts and points fantastic.

[athomas]

It'll definately work. It looks a bit awkward, but as long as its comfy, go for it.