im wanting to put a quick disconnect setup on the stainless steel hose setup on my mag. would this cause a problem in any way that anyone can think of? im wanting to put the quick disconnects on both ends of both hoses.
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Not sure why you need them on both ends.. but no..you shouldn't have a problem with this.. its just more expensive getting two than one thats all. I mean if you want rather than spending like 25$ total on hose and disconnects... get a macroline setup for 15$ Looks clean and already disconnects from both ends
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i run mine on macro line currrently but ive heard that it doesnt do well with nitrogen running through itComment
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It'll be fine. I run macrolines on my gun with HPA. No problems.-Gig 'Em Ags!Comment
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cool that is good to know thanks for the infoComment
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Maco should be fine for you, but if you do look into SS again you might want to look at the Pro-connects quick disconnects, they're awesome and hold the pressure in the lines still.Once you have shot and eliminated someone, you have established your position towards them. In a sense, the next move is up to them...
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I would go with braided, because at one torney I was at someone's micro line snaped into two pieces. It cut his stomach open. That could have been a freak insadent or he did not take care of his paintball gun. That is why I am stayin braided.
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I am having a VERY hard time believing this.Originally posted by rehme
I would go with braided, because at one torney I was at someone's micro line snaped into two pieces. It cut his stomach open.
Back to the original question:
On a Mag any type of quick connect is fine. On a low pressure gun Pro-Connects will most likely starve the gun.Comment
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