I am adding a drop on my mag and need to get some fittings and hose. Should I go with steel braid or macro? And does anyone know if anyone sells good kits?
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks,
Tom
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talk to tunaman,roguefactor or whitewolf try tuna first
i persoanly done like macro and prefer ss but thats just pref ive seena few macros break and snap off and i like relaibility but w/e
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Tunaman has everything....
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stainless steel hoses and fittings.
the cheapest place I've found for stainless hose with stainless (not brass) fittings was poorboyspaintball.com (not sure the address, run a google search)
AGD has a VERY good quick disconnect, but others may as well. AGD's hoses also have some kind of orange stuff on the threads, not sure what that is all about... a seal of some sort I guess.Brian Lojeck, [email protected]
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Be nice and buy your things like hoses from a local shop....Also they will probably let you try different size steel braided lines so you get the right length.
32 degrees sells a basic macroline kit. They either come with 2 90* swivel elbows, or a 90* and a straight + 3 different colored foot long pieces of macroline. Costs like 8-10 bucks, which is not bad and youll have some backup hose pieces.
I know price differences its hard for proshops to compete with, but they usually have little things priced well and are very helpful.Comment
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