Is it true that using hpa on a Mag instead of co2 will change the trigger pull?

**magnj** · 12-28-2002, 07:45 AM

yes. With C02 you experienc a much harder pull. HPA also has a hard pull on a mag but not nearly as much. Your gun will be quieter, more accurate and last longer on hpa.

**HoppysMag** · 12-28-2002, 09:28 AM

please not the accuracy change is due to the consistancy of HPA, no need for false info to go around...

**magnj** · 12-28-2002, 09:38 AM

your shot group will be more " consistant"

**BajaBoy** · 12-28-2002, 12:51 PM

co2/nitro. only way it will change the trigger is that if the liquid gets in the valve it will stick

**agdemagman69** · 12-28-2002, 01:01 PM

depends on output pressure of tank...

**A.T.S** · 12-28-2002, 02:54 PM

"depends on output pressure of tank..." That does not make much since because the air pressure that pushes the trigger forward is already regulated by the gun's regulator.

**mykroft** · 12-28-2002, 08:27 PM

Never noticed a difference, and I switch between a screw-in HPA tank and CO2 all the time. HPA is more consistent and doesn't freeze the gun when rapid-firing though.

Is it true that using hpa on a Mag instead of co2 will change the trigger pull?

Is it true that using hpa on a Mag instead of co2 will change the trigger pull?

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