Compressed Air for Automag?

[Pinehill]

Quick Question, a long time ago (94-95) I bought a "SmartParts" Automag, I played for several years and then got married (so much for paintball, players beware) anyway I just had a shop clean up my gun and sell me Compressed Air, formerly I had a remote and CO2. My question is do I need to add anything to my MAG in the way of a second regulator or is it good to go? I believe I bought a 3000 psi 68 cu CenterFlag setup. Any advice would be appreciated.

[Puddleglum]

CenterFlag is know for good quality. And your make already has a regulator(that's the valve). So you are set. If you don't believe me go spend half an hour at the Chrono.

[Pinehill]

Thanks!

[Puddleglum]

Ohhhhh!!!!!!!! Man, thank you's are really nice to hear. You're welcome Pinehill.

[[NA]WARLORD]

Whereya from in MD, Pinehill?

[TheBigRaguPB4L]

if it was new in 94-95 and that's the gun you were talking about getting the nitro for, then you might want to register the gun and find out what level it is. i would think it would be a level 5 or 6. if it is, you might want to have it updated to level 7. just call agd cause i konw the email registration isn't working so you have to do it by phone. just a thought.

[Pinehill]

In response to the first question I live in Woodbine, not very far from Columbia...and to the second I checked the owners manual and the gun is a Level 7...

[Panzerr]

You don't need to add a second regulator, the AIR valve is a second regulator.

[omni]

I got a SmartParts Mag too, bought it used, how to I check the level on it, and what does the level mean?

[[NA]WARLORD]

most of Smart Parts auto/minimags are level 7 mags.