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

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on December 31, 2002 at 20:17:22

However with the ANS, that may be true. Some inline regs are not tolerant of CO2. The stock WGP regs and Sidewinders, and stabs are all very good with CO2. I'd recommend getting a stock cocker over the gen-X. Running your CO2 tank on remote is the best choice, followed by an anti-siphon tube with an on gun mount.

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: However with the ANS, that may be true. Some inline regs are not tolerant of CO2. The stock WGP regs and Sidewinders, and stabs are all very good with CO2. I'd recommend getting a stock cocker over the gen-X. Running your CO2 tank on remote is the best choice, followed by an anti-siphon tube with an on gun mount.

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