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Re: co2 to hpa

In Reply to: co2 to hpa posted by matt carter on September 10, 2003 at 21:53:12:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on September 11, 2003 at 15:54:25

Yep, you can switch at anytime and reap the benefits, you may just have to tweak the velocity a bit when you put the HPA on.Make sure to not get liquid into the marker, use either an anti siphon tank, or a remote line to lessen the chances. Hope it helps.
Razor

: im in the navy in japan so hpa is out of the question right now but when i move i will have access to hpa. anyway if i upgrade now with the good stuff ie hollow point, aka parts and other high end stuff will it be cool to switch from co2 to hpa later?

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: Yep, you can switch at anytime and reap the benefits, you may just have to tweak the velocity a bit when you put the HPA on.Make sure to not get liquid into the marker, use either an anti siphon tank, or a remote line to lessen the chances. Hope it helps. : Razor : : : im in the navy in japan so hpa is out of the question right now but when i move i will have access to hpa. anyway if i upgrade now with the good stuff ie hollow point, aka parts and other high end stuff will it be cool to switch from co2 to hpa later?

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