angel on co2?

[Philip]

Like i've said, if its set up properly you wont notice much difference.

 

[Robinator]

yea but...but

Originally posted by Philip
No faith

As long as your regs are ok, then as far as the gun is concerned, gas is gas The solenoids still have the same amount of pressure going through them and will still move provided they have something going in.

if you want to shoot fast (as i would presume you would with an angel) then you are gonna get icy and that's the very thing that the noids don't like...even worse if you accidentally draw some liquid co2 (which is quite easy to do if you aren't exactly sure which way the antisyphon is set up...

 

[Collier]

I wouldn't put Co2 through an Angel without a palmer stabilizer reg.

Paul

 

[le-pig]

but by the time you have spent,and money you have spent setting it up for DIRTY co2 you could of bought a preset air system(£70/£90) and still have your warrenty

 

[Flash-Bugout]

I thought the main problem with the 'noids running on CO2 is the theory that the small o-rings inside the noid absorb CO2 and swell, causing the noid to sieze.

The same is said about the front noid on Raceguns (basically the same noid as in an LCD Angel) , but I ran mine on CO2 for 50,000 shots and have suffered no ill effects.

I also ran an LCD on co2 for one game a couple of years ago, can't remember why - no air available or summat, but it got flippin chilly