Co2 for an AutoMag?

[Aggression]

ok! I looked at all of the Nitro Tanks on pbgear.com and narrowed it down to these 5-
1.ACI Bulldog 91ci Preset 2001
2.Crossfire 88ci 3000psi Fixed Nitro
3.Crossfire 114ci (Too long I think)
4.PMI Pure Energy 88ci 3000psi Fixed Nitro
5.Air America Mele 68ci Steel 3000psi
I wanna stay towards the 88ci's cuz you get more shots. And I like the look of the BullDog and PMI cuz they are smaller and white. So tell me which one of those to get. Dont tell me to get anyone besides those! I'm tired of looking.

[InvisibleBill]

I would say go with the ACI or pmi. They are both fiber wrapped, so they will be light. you could get the pmi 88ci that is 4500psi but it is roughly $40 more, but it will be better than the ACI and the pmi since you get 1 and 1/2 more fills (depending if you have a 4500psi fill) but it will work with 3000psi fill. The other two tanks don't have that option. Soooo, personally, I would get the PMI, since it is more "advanced", and barely cost more. Good luck and Rock on! IB (hope this makes sense, I am half asleep).

[AWautomag]

Mags with CO2 are like kids with broccoli. Its not going to work very well i will tell you that. I recemend saving and buying a nitro tank(strongly suggested)!

[LittMag]

Double Reg and CO2

Ok, so what works better? A X-chamber or a Reg (specifically I have an Air America Violator sitting around)for running CO2 on a mag?

[LittMag]

Anyone?

[InvisibleBill]

Howdy. I would say that the X-chamber is the best, unless you have a palmer stabilizer, which are the best reg for co2. other regs will freeze up. But, since the mag has a reg, an x chamber would be better, making sure that no liqued co2 entered the gun. I would suggest a six stage x chamber. Ib