is a regulator really nescesary for the mag

[brett]

im going compressed air but want to no if i really need a regulator if it has the one built in it
thanks

[flyingdeadbody1]

mags have built in regulators so you wont be needing an inline regulator, actually i recomend you dont ever buy one at all.

[AllOleander]

What if you want to use co2? Shouild you get a regulator then?

[JDoGG]

probably. it should help alot with co2, but with hpa it wont make much of a difference. keep all the liquid you can out of your mag while shooting co2.

[AllOleander]

Would it be better just to get a good xchamber when using antisyphoned co2 instead of another aftermarket reg?

[blake_sw]

If you're using compressed air, just run it directly into the valve assembly.
CO2 - Use a drop forward that tilts the tank, use an antisiphon tube AND an expansion chamber. Play it safe, you wouldn't wanna get crap liquid in your beautiful mag would you?

[AllOleander]

Is angling the tank using a drop forward necessary if you have a antisyphon and xchamber..? c'mon now..be reasonable :) i hate having the tank tilted.. :p

[PoInT BlAnK]

if you r using compressed air just get a drop forward

co2-get a palmer stabilizer like me the work great with regulating co2-or- get a gas through stock and a remote line

[flyingdeadbody1]

if you get a mag and run it on Co2, then yes a reg would be very helpfull. i suggest an anti-siphon tank, going through a palmer stabilizer. just say no to x-chambers ;)

[Halliday]

For rec ball, mine runs fine off just a 20oz co2 tank screwed into a vertical adapter.

I have a 9oz co2 tank, and while it makes a lighter package, it seems to chill easier and starve the marker.

[PoInT BlAnK]

yeah but does he have a vert set up as most of you already know liquid co2 can only get in your gun on horizontal set ups