does anyone not use a botomline?

[joe bob]

my bottomline on my spyder is kinda leaky so i used my vert asa instead with a 9 oz tank, tha ballance wanst as good as it usually is but it was real easy to play tight

does anyone else do this?

 

[dr.strangelove]

Back when I was using my M98 I did. It came with the vertical bottle adapter, and I never put a bottomline on because I liked how tight and small it was. It'll actually help keep liquid out if you're using Co2 too. Of course, if you put a 20 oz. on there like I did, the balance isn't all that great, and after a long day of play, the arm that you've held the front with is on the verge of needing amputation. Probably gives you more shooting stability though, the front's too weighed down to be affected by the recoil I only used that marker for a short while though, and when I came to my senses I realized that a nice drop will balance a marker almost perfectly, and you can get just as tight. I'd recommend that over running it front bottling.

 

[L J]

Originally posted by dr.strangelove
Back when I was using my M98 I did. It came with the vertical bottle adapter, and I never put a bottomline on because I liked how tight and small it was. It'll actually help keep liquid out if you're using Co2 too. Of course, if you put a 20 oz. on there like I did, the balance isn't all that great, and after a long day of play, the arm that you've held the front with is on the verge of needing amputation. Probably gives you more shooting stability though, the front's too weighed down to be affected by the recoil I only used that marker for a short while though, and when I came to my senses I realized that a nice drop will balance a marker almost perfectly, and you can get just as tight. I'd recommend that over running it front bottling.

to right, i used a 20oz when i had my cocker and the air system was being fixed, i couldnt play with it properly cos it as un balanced and it felt weird not having a bottle in my arm, like someone using a remote