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Re: Co2 and 'Cocker Don't Mix?

In Reply to: Co2 and 'Cocker Don't Mix? posted by VRE on December 31, 2002 at 17:36:41:

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Posted by:
Chris "bboy" Bellah
on December 31, 2002 at 19:18:32

get an anti-siphon tank. It makes it so the co2 liquid doesnt leak into the gun.

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Re: Co2 and 'Cocker Don't Mix? VRE 21:16:37 12/31/02 (4)

Re: Co2 and 'Cocker Don't Mix? hipboyscott 16:37:49 01/01/03 (3)

*make your own hipboyscott 16:39:27 01/01/03 (2)

Re: *make your own VRE 11:03:13 01/03/03 (1)

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: get an anti-siphon tank. It makes it so the co2 liquid doesnt leak into the gun.

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