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Sub 50* I switch to HPA it just gets more expensive to play when the efficiency numbers drop. Below 50* it takes so long to recharge for follow up shots. Winter months I play less outlaw and HPA is free with entry at most commercial fields.
I played 12g all last winter, granted Rhode Island winters are mild compared to the rest of the northeast. I just slow down how much I shoot and I can usually eke 25 shots per 12g
I have played in colder temperatures. I just don’t like to if I have an option for air.
I remember playing some outlaw in the snow. Having to hide behind a bunker because I took a follow up shot to quick. So I’m hiding behind a pallet bunker holding my bucket changer trying to get the pressure I need for a full velocity shot while I’m being peppered with rounds from a guy using HPA. I played a lot more games then he did but it was so cold I was getting maybe 15 shots out of a marker that will do over 40 in the right temperature.
Yeah the cold lack of efficiency can make winter 12g use super spendy, and put you at a disadvantage when playing against bottle jockeys. When I lose power before emptying my 15 round feed, it’s time for a tank. Of course if everyone is playing with the same handicap, that’s a different story
12grams work fine in the cold with proper springing... too bad we can't really get the old kits very easily anymore.
I ran them with snow on the ground still getting around 30 good shots. A medium main spring and Red (stiffest) valve spring would do it. You're effectively tuning to run liquid.
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