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Period of
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| 2 years | 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
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More than 5 years |
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| Marker Setup: |
Piranha E-Force VTL, 14in 32 degrees Ice Cold Barrel, 4 stage ACI Sub Zero Expansion Chamber, Evil Delrin Bolt, Halo B, Empire Reloader, Palmer Pursuit Stabilizer, Dark Horizon Titanium Hammer, PMI/Pure Energy HPA 48/3000,14in Dye Ultralight |
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| Strengths: |
Does the job perfect that it was supposed to do. |
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| Review: |
One of the, if not, the most reliable expansion chambers on the market. If you have a stock 2 chamber expansion chamber on your marker I suggest you upgrade to this or the ACI Sub Zero 6 Chamber Expansion Chamber. This is a small expansion chamber and it does its job. And that is what you want with any expansion chamber or regulator. You don't want to have to worry about whether the chamber or regulator is going to provide you with the right consistency or expansion of CO2 like it is supposed to do. The 6 stage chamber would be recommended but it is kinda tall. Not horribly but that is 2 more chambers. The hose outlet is on the bottom side of the chamber. Not the bottom. The hose that came with mine was too short so i had to use the stock bottom line hose that came with my marker to set it up. Get you some teflon tape or lock tite. Put it on the elbow and hose threads and screw everything in. Make sure you get the chamber, the ASA (air source adapter, or where tank will screw in under the handle or your marker), the right elbows and size/length hose you need and want/ and if you need a handle frame adapter for the screws. Sometimes certain handles have a different hole pattern then what the ASA can screw into. I use only CO2 so this works for me. If you use HPA (compressed air) then I would recommend a regulator instead of a expansion chamber. |
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If you use CO2, a expansion chamber is a must no matter where you play. Get the 6 stage if you want the best expansion or the 4 stage (mine) if you want a little smaller in height chamber. Both work just as well, just make sure you get all of the parts you need to put it on to your marker. And if you don't know what you are doing, get somebody who does. You don't want to be leaking air in the middle of a game. Worth every penny in my opinion |
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| Rating: |
| 10 out of 10 | Last edited on Sunday, August 20th, 2006 at 6:19 am PST |
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