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  • xtian3i2
    Registered User
    • Dec 2001
    • 19

    #1

    Will it mess up my gun if....

    I have a automag powerfeed and I'm running nitrogen on it. will it mess up the internals if I switch back and forth from c02 to n2? reason why i ask is, I'm using a 68cu 3000psi tank but i have a whole bunch of 4oz Co2 tanks I wanted to use them as a back up air supply so when my N2 tank runs out just pop in the Co2. I was wondering if this is okay and that it wont mess up anything on the gun. Other than Co2 being bad choice for air on an AGD b/c of shot to shot ratios, i just thought I'd put these Co2 tanks to use. Please let me know
  • skipdogg
    OG & HNIC
    • Nov 2000
    • 1392

    #2
    sounds fine to me. The automag can use both. i dont see why you couldnt switch between the two during a day of playing.
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    • wyn1370
      ...--...
      • Feb 2001
      • 3821

      #3
      as long as you aren't using a retro valve. but you might want to look into keeping liquid co2 out of the valve.
      You are the Wormtongue of AO.~bofh

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      • Load SM5
        Scruffy Administrator

        • Oct 2000
        • 6772

        #4
        You may want to run a few tests at the chrono. I don't know how switching air sources mid-game will affect your velocity. It won't damage your mag (AIR valve) in anyway but it would suck to start shooting hot.


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        • Doobie
          AOsOfficialDrillSergeant
          • May 2001
          • 1237

          #5
          I agree with Load, It may cause your 'gun to start shooting hot. Check it with a chrono first.

          The gun is 1/8" of a game that is a FOOT long!
          (...but a 'mag helps)
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          • Donnyluv
            Registered User
            • Nov 2001
            • 270

            #6
            On my Classic, when I change back to CO2 from a preset nitro, it raises my velocity considerably. I always have to turn it down when I switch back to CO2.

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            • IceCool32
              Registered User
              • Jan 2001
              • 422

              #7
              If you switch from CO2 to Nitro in the same day, yes it will cause havoc on your o-rings. So if you want to replace every oring after switching back and forth time and time again go right ahead. But I would not reccomend it. Just make sure your nitro is filled, I doubt you'll shoot 800 rounds in a game :-/ just my thoughts.
              Team Wicked Malice-"Mess With the Best, Die Like the Rest!"

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              • Eagle
                The hand of vengence
                • May 2001
                • 950

                #8
                I used to switch back and forth between the 2 with my tippmann 98 and I never had any trouble
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                • krafty
                  Senior Discount
                  • Jun 2001
                  • 1124

                  #9
                  I'd be careful if you want to switch tanks DURING a game. Other than the fact that most fields won't let you walk on with multiple air sources, switching from one to the other mid-game will change your velocity. Switching in the staging area should be fine, as long as you remember to re-chrono the gun with the new air source. I switched back and forth with my minimag for a while with no ill-effects. After my n2 tank ran out, I'd run CO2 for the rest of the day since I couldn't get n2 fills at one particular field.

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