Palmer's inline Stabilizer

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  • scottieb
    Member since 2004
    • Jul 2020
    • 4185
    • Lincoln, Nebraska

    #1

    Palmer's inline Stabilizer

    I am unsure if this one works. I know nothing about it.

    $35 shipped to you.

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  • scottieb
    Member since 2004
    • Jul 2020
    • 4185
    • Lincoln, Nebraska

    #2
    This has sold.
    Last edited by scottieb; 09-19-2026, 07:30 AM.
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    • Chemical-x.....ahain
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      • Mar 2023
      • 513

      #3
      I understand this is pending, I do have a question about this variety of stab. can it tolerate liquid Co2? I apologize for potentially hijacking the thread.

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      • Jsc5150
        Jsc5150 commented
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        Mine works great on a vsc phantom

      • Chemical-x.....ahain
        Chemical-x.....ahain commented
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        my project is configured with the tank in a horizontal position. the reg is literally underneath it in a near horizontal configuration as well. Currently im set for HPA but with the potential energy of Co2 I may end up swapping to that. if I end up going that way is it better to try and extract liquid or is vapor better? Id assume that liquid would have the most energy output potential. If im wrong I would value the correction.

      • Jordan
        Jordan commented
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        Trying to regulate liquid Co2 is almost impossible and honestly pointless unless you are dealing with incredibly small valve chamber volumes that require liquid to achieve velocity.

        Properly expanded and regulated gaseous Co2 is consistent and reliable and will give a much higher shot count per tank compared to an equivalent size HPA tank.

        Seals are easy to come by - 010-90 on the reg seat nut, 012-70 urethane on the piston - and reg seats are a punched disc of urethane. Docfire sells rebuild kits.
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