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A-5 CO2 Direct into the ASA

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Posted by:
Sevristh
on June 29, 2003 at 22:30:59

I read the review of the A-5 linked from the Warpig home page and wanted to try screwing my tank directly into the ASA as was tried in the article. I removed the bottomline adapter and the braided hose, but upon screwing in my CO2 tank, it promptly emptied itself through the barrel.
Is this due to my A-5 having an RT installed?
My ultimate goal is to install a remote line directly into the ASA and do away with the bottomline adapter as I find it unsightly. If the RT IS the cause, is there a way I can accomplish this? Thanks in advance!

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: I read the review of the A-5 linked from the Warpig home page and wanted to try screwing my tank directly into the ASA as was tried in the article. I removed the bottomline adapter and the braided hose, but upon screwing in my CO2 tank, it promptly emptied itself through the barrel. : Is this due to my A-5 having an RT installed? : My ultimate goal is to install a remote line directly into the ASA and do away with the bottomline adapter as I find it unsightly. If the RT IS the cause, is there a way I can accomplish this? Thanks in advance!

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