BKO on c02?

[dinger]

dont use co2 at all

even with a stabilizer pfff!

the pressure will rise, and if your hpr is set at the "recommended" amount of psi then the pressure will rise eventually, and it will leak out of the lpr due to too much pressure.

when its cold, even though there is no liquid the extremely cold air isn't the best thing for the gun. i speak from experience. 4 shots froze my gun practically last saturday!


anti-siphon tube is a pushover

for those of you who dont know how it works, here's a quick explanation.
a brass tube is put onto the valve on your tank. the valve is put on according to the threads on your ASA. the tube is then put onto the valve, and is bent upwards to the top of the tank [when its screwed in] so that only the lighter material [air duh] is being sucked in. while even though the liquid is on the bottom, while you're running, aiming, popping out of bunkers, and tilting in various directions the liquid still has a chance of getting into the tube. if i could i would post a diagram on how it works.


then again, what would dinger know?

[FalconGuy016]

No it was for a friend, I just wanted to know cause neither of us knew. He ended up getting a 68/4500 crossfire cause he budjet unexpectedly increased, but, thanks for all the info and you guys gave me some lube info that I needed also

W00t go AO

[dinger]

yay

[ExtremeODD]

takes about 30 shots to freeze my gun when its cold with CO2... im not too worried, since its just a spyderclone... this is with a antisyphon tank, no expansion chamber or nething. i practice shooting in my backyard since i got a nice sized wall about 40 feet away, a transformer i shoot at about 60 feet away, an arby's sign, its real fun, expically when its like POP, POP, POP, PLOP, click, click, click, POP, click, click, click (sometimes this will go on for 5 mins then itll shoot like 10 times then refreeze)