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Posted by:
Steve "B-Ski" Biedrzycki
on November 07, 2002 at 22:27:29

I run a spyder AMG with a crossfire 68/4500 nitro tank. Either I need to get a new tank or I need help with the reg on my marker. I can't get 700 shots out of my full tank with this gun. I've found CO2 very compliable with the high rates of fire I use. However, I see you guys say forget CO2 with electros with high rates of fire. Now are you guys stating preference or am I setting myself up for a major problem that I haven't experienced yet? LMK.

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: I run a spyder AMG with a crossfire 68/4500 nitro tank. Either I need to get a new tank or I need help with the reg on my marker. I can't get 700 shots out of my full tank with this gun. I've found CO2 very compliable with the high rates of fire I use. However, I see you guys say forget CO2 with electros with high rates of fire. Now are you guys stating preference or am I setting myself up for a major problem that I haven't experienced yet? LMK.

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