is it possible / quite so easy for an Air system to run hot??
or is it mainly just a problem with co2?
or is it mainly just a problem with co2?
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- Thread starter Billy No Mates
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Usually the problem is with co2, but it can be eradicated by using an anti-syphon tube in the bottle. This stops the liquid leaving the bottle and entering your gun.
An air system is expensive (although not on some 2nd hand guns) and refills on a rec ball site are very hard to come by. Stick to a co2 system, and if you like th feel of them, and can figure out how they work, a cocker is probabily your best bet.
In the end though, its personnal preference. Make sure you try before you buy though to see if you like the feel of the gun, and good luck.
An air system is expensive (although not on some 2nd hand guns) and refills on a rec ball site are very hard to come by. Stick to a co2 system, and if you like th feel of them, and can figure out how they work, a cocker is probabily your best bet.
In the end though, its personnal preference. Make sure you try before you buy though to see if you like the feel of the gun, and good luck.
thanks for the tip.
im going to the paintball academy launch at sparklies and intent to play with every marker there, so that should help. But CO2 is good as long as i try and get a antisyphon tubed bottle? right?
thanks everyone for the help.
im going to the paintball academy launch at sparklies and intent to play with every marker there, so that should help. But CO2 is good as long as i try and get a antisyphon tubed bottle? right?
thanks everyone for the help.
Yep. Make sure the anti syphon tube is set up for the gun you are using. One bottle may not necessarily be ok on every gun. It depends on where the tube lines up when you screw the bottle in. The mark on the bottle tells you which way the top of the bottle should be when it is fully screwed in.