To anti-syphon or not anti-syphon

[Lo Scannacristiani]

So here is the deal.

For NvS im heading back to the old school and im running an Inferno Mk1, 12v Revy and 20oz CO2

But should I fit an anti-syphon to the tank or not? I know what an anti-syphon tube does but is it really needed? Will it improve the shot count? is it safer?

Enough questions... whats the verdict?

Cheers

LS

 

[Tom]

You don't need an anti-syphon to protect the marker, so it will be there for 'consistency' to avoid liquid.

I would say go for air - you then don't have to worry about finding CO2 fills

 

[Lo Scannacristiani]

CO2 fills shouldn't be an issue at the big game and the tank is prob only going to be used once or twice. I dont think my A1 would appreciate running on CO2

Im pretty sure most paintball sites running old infernos and CO2 dont anti syphon the tanks...