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For converting to CO2 you want the “low turbulence valve” Palmer makes, no question. I put one in a 99 Sniper…I don’t know what size that is…but it does the trick for unregulated operation.
For converting to CO2 you want the “low turbulence valve” Palmer makes, no question. I put one in a 99 Sniper…I don’t know what size that is…but it does the trick for unregulated operation.
I'm going to run a female stab off a t stock. Any recommendations for how to tune for efficiency? I'd like to be able to switch between HPA and CO2 pretty easily.
I'm going to run a female stab off a t stock. Any recommendations for how to tune for efficiency? I'd like to be able to switch between HPA and CO2 pretty easily.
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Nope, I’m a just caveman player who only uses unregulated CO2 so I don’t really understand anything of your modern HPA-enabled world. I do know that you don’t need the LT valve if you’re stepping down to normal HPA operating pressures, the stock one should do. When the pressures are the same CO2 isn’t that much different than HPA in old school guns.
I'm going to run a female stab off a t stock. Any recommendations for how to tune for efficiency? I'd like to be able to switch between HPA and CO2 pretty easily.
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The same way you do for any regulated gun. Air it up, fill up a hopper and leave the IVG in about a turn. turn the air up until it velocity stops increasing and then tune it back 1/4 or 1/8 turn. Adjust IVG from there.
The same way you do for any regulated gun. Air it up, fill up a hopper and leave the IVG in about a turn. turn the air up until it velocity stops increasing and then tune it back 1/4 or 1/8 turn. Adjust IVG from there.
Yes I know about sweet spotting. I was more talking about springing, volume and CO2 expansion.
I’m more of a Phantom guy so I honestly never waste time on that. There is a good thread or two about it though, someone else can maybe provide a link. My CO2 Sniper for sure isn’t efficient but I run a bottle so I don’t care.
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