When I get a Nitrogen tank, is there anything extra I should get? I want to know why Nitro is better for the mag as well. Could I please have Tips, tricks, and technology of owning a Nitrogen bottle. I was planning on getting a Crossfire 4500psi 68 ci screw in preset low pressure. Will be gun run on nitro standard? And the retro valve, will it make me shoot faster, or just have less drop off and increased distance on the balls?
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StEEl Grey SoNiC Cocker.The ownage Machine
Yellow to Orange Fade Defiant
14in Boomstick-TI
Orange Fade Warp/Orange-Faded Turbo Rev
Crossfire LPR 68/4500 w/ red cover
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PMI 68/4500 w/ Black DYE Cover
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A word of advise, do your research for the products you want to buy, never buy on impulse or on someone elses say-so. Also make sure that the product you buy will work with your setup.
That out of the way, here are my answers to your questions:
1. When I get a Nitrogen tank, is there anything extra I should get? - No, if you plan to get a screw-in. This of course depends on what your existing setup is already.
2. I want to know why Nitro is better for the mag as well. - Yes it is very consistent compared to CO2, temperature does not affect the pressure. Nitro is better than CO2 for any gun that will run on it.
3. I was planning on getting a Crossfire 4500psi 68 ci screw in preset low pressure. - Not a bad tank, but do not get a preset low pressure version since Mags run on input pressures of 750psi to 850psi, and the LP versions I think only go up to 450psi. Plus do the fields you play in fill up to 4500psi? If they don't, you should maybe get the 3000psi version and invest the money you saved in some other parts.
A 4500 tank is a nice to have thing if you can afford the extra $s.
4. Will be gun run on nitro standard? - I don't exactly understand what you mean.
5. And the retro valve, will it make me shoot faster, or just have less drop off and increased distance on the balls? - The RetroValve will not guarantee that you will shoot faster, it all depends on how you adapt to it, you will have to get used to the new trigger pull since it is very reactive (bouncy). Although it will guarantee no drop-offs if coupled with a very good HP system. It will not increase the distance of the balls.
Just my two-cents.
Last edited by ZeroXtreme; 10-29-2001, 05:55 AM.Black Teflon E-Mag
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- 10" Armson Stealth / 10" Custom Products Barrel
- AGD Flatline 3000psi/68ci Nitro Tank
- Dye Tank Cover [Black]
- Shocktech Drop Forward [Black]
- NW Quick Diconnect Block [Black]
- ViewLoader 12 V Revolution w/ X-Board [Black]
- 32Degrees Macroline [Black]
- VL-Bow [Clear]
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