If I get up enough money I am planning on purchasing a emag or if I get up enough an xmag. The question is I am currently running a crossfire 68ci 3000psi tank. I was thinking of getting the 88ci 4500psi one to be able to shoot more shots and such. But do I need to get a better higher flowing tank or will the crossfire ones be good enough.
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most will reccomend an adjustable tank and i think its is a very nice feature i just got mine myself..............
yeah i would get anadjustable espacialy if ur ganna get an e-magMarker setup:
Minimag
KAPP DZ 3
KAPP Gas Through Grip
Nitro Duck Mega Reg 45/4500
14" total Freak set
DYE bottle cover
All Macro
Intelle Frame
Warp Feed
LvL 10
RT valve (get a RT valve)
HALO B
Soon to come:
LOOKING FOR H/R MINIMAG BODY -
As long as it puts out 700+ you should be fine .. most HPA tanks are 750 or higher ... so you should be okay, you just wont be able to "fine tune" the trigger til ya get an adjustable
Sincerely,
Dave KIts a wakeup call for the Nintendo generation
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well, you can adjust an emag by changing your magnet setup around, just not your RT mode setup (and maybe hybrid?)
Also, crossfires are supposedly the highest-flowing reg on the market. I know i've seen some pretty fast-shooting guns using them w/o shootdown.Comment
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Stick with the tank you have until you get your E. Try it out and see if you like the trigger at the 850psi output. If you like it fine and want more shots then get the 45k. if it does'nt feel reactive enough then get an adjustable. But get a good adjustable, not a cheap one.
I agree though. Crossfires are good tanks.Comment
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