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Re: Black Magic Cocker Question

In Reply to: Black Magic Cocker Question posted by VRE on January 03, 2003 at 11:05:15:

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Posted by:
Raging_Pain
on January 04, 2003 at 08:53:33

Hi,
I own a Black Magic, you really can't use an air tank on the 15º ASA that would look weird and I am not sure it would work well.
You really don't need to since it comes with a regulator and dropforward just get some microline or something.I use mine with a remote and co2 and it works just fine.If you have any other questions about it just ask,although I am a new 'Cocker owner I will try to help you out. :)

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: Hi, : I own a Black Magic, you really can't use an air tank on the 15º ASA that would look weird and I am not sure it would work well. : You really don't need to since it comes with a regulator and dropforward just get some microline or something.I use mine with a remote and co2 and it works just fine.If you have any other questions about it just ask,although I am a new 'Cocker owner I will try to help you out. :)

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