Nitrogen system question

[Sqweezer]

I have been pooling my money in the bank to try and get away from using co2. Now I had my heart set on a 4500 psi preset centerflag hyperflow. Now I have all this money ($220, I know it may not be alot to you's but hey) and I'm thinking I could just get a 3000 psi crossfire system, carbon fiber for like 130 and save some money to spend on anything really. My question is will there be a noticeable difference on my gun if I were to get the crossfire system as opposed to the hyperflow? I am shooting a A.I.R mag with an ELCD. Thanks in advance

[FooTemps]

Ok. Buy the hyperflow if your local fields can fill up to 4.5k psi. If they can't fill 4.5k psi buy the crossfire. 4500 psi gives you more shots for the same amount of space but it's worthless if your fields only only fill to 3k psi.

[Sqweezer]

money IS an issue here.. I'm, talking necessity to have the 4.5k?

[FooTemps]

If available money is an issue go for the crossfire. It's cheaper but you'll have to get your tank filled more often.

[Sqweezer]

Thanks..

But will it perform as well?

[PigSweat]

It should perform just fine, 'specially on a stock AIR valve.

[FooTemps]

4.5k and 3k perform the same...4.5k just has more capacity...

[Sqweezer]

Crossfire is generally a lower quality regulator am I wrong?

[PigSweat]

As far as preset regs are concerned, both PMI and Crossfire are prob. the best you can get,

[Gambit1106]

Just an FYI you might want to look around because centerflag maked a hyperfow in 3k psi too.


Darren

[ciaran.mooney]

How good are Air America Melee regs?