will i have problems with co2 with my set-up ? please help !

[chinesepballer]

I am going to get a automag classic p/f and it has a gas-tru forgrip and i am gonna run a coiled remote. Will i have any problems using co2 ? I live in WI but i will use my m98 in the winter.

[krafty]

You shouldn't have any problems. Ignore the people that say "dump co2 and get nitro!" You will suffer from the standard co2 pressure fluctuations, but running on remote will definitely keep liquid out of the mag which is what makes them perform poorly. I did basically the same thing for years, and rarely had any issues.

[pip_999]

no

dump the co2 get nitro

yeah you will keep the co2 outta the gun but your velocity will be crazy cause its summer now which means that it will fluctuate

[Telefragged]

Instead of a gas-thru, I'd spend the same amount of money and get a Psycho Ballistics X-Core expansion chamber/foregrip. It's not a traditional chamber, but channels CO2 through an insert as to beak up liquid. They work great! and are cheap, only $16 at countypaintball.com You'll be fine with that, you may suffer some small pressure fluctuations, but otherwise, your mag will shoot and work well.

[skipdogg]

NO

that setup will work fine even in WI. BTW where in WI are u? Where do you play?

[chinesepballer]

i live in hartford, WI

and what set-up are you talkin about

[spazzed]

I would consider getting a Palmer Stabilizer. I've heard these things work wonders w/ co2.

[pumpamatic]

Besides pressure fluctuations, I haven't had any problems on co2 besides ones that I went about creating. Such as pointing my gun down and dry firing about 250 times.

[chinesepballer]

can you all post a picture(s) of your gun(s) if you run co2

Can you all send a pic.(s) of your gun(s) that run on co2.

[jmcj5]

A Palmer Stabilizer WILL solve any issues resulting from warm weather while running Co2. Personally I would rather run Air, but the cost is to high for most tanks. Even though you have a remote, the heat will still affect your markers performance. Expansion Chambers are over-rated, spend the extra $20-$30 on a Stabilizer.