Need help with a bottomline Nitro setup.

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  • Rifter
    Registered User
    • Apr 2002
    • 23

    #1

    Need help with a bottomline Nitro setup.

    Ok, I just bought a Crossfire 68/3000. Now, I am planning on going bottom line for the time being, and then save up some money for a remote. (I prefer a light marker) So, I am guessing that I need a vertical foregrip/expansion chamber thing. Steelbraided or Macro line, and then a bottom line adapter. Is that it? And, can anyone suggest where to get kits, or to buy these parts? I am going cheap. I will probably do a drop forward soon, but I will have my dad build that part for me. Thanks!
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  • BajaBoy
    Registered User
    • Jun 2002
    • 2158

    #2
    u dont need a forgrip, but a macroline kit, duckbill.. and go strait from duckbill to valve
    RT
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    • Remington
      AGD E-mag Faithful
      • Aug 2002
      • 1671

      #3
      You can have a foregrip (I prefer them) butit doesn't necessarily have to be a gas-thru or expansion chamber. But yes get a duckbill ASA and connect the ASA to the mag valve via macroline.

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      • Cristobal
        vox clamantis mag
        • Mar 2002
        • 454

        #4
        If fact, if you're running HPA, then an x-chamber in the air stream won't do much for you. If you want to run the air through the grip then get a gas-through rather than an x-chamber

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        • speedyejl
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          • May 2002
          • 1202

          #5
          after buy most of that stuff you could brought a remote and pack. Heres what I did when I had a remote, I took the male quick disconect off the screw in ASA and took a 90* adapter and put it directly onto my mag. Then I just clicked the remote on.




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