Stabilizer Question

[superben]

I've been looking into getting one of these for a while, since nitro is hard to come by in my town... So my question is do I honestly need a female stabilizer or can I just get a male.
i know the Female gives you double HPR regulation, and the Male replaces the HPR, and that a lot of sites recommend using female, I've also seen alot that say you can use the male just fine as well...

[DirtMcgirt]

if you want to be safe and get the best consistancy out of your marker, get both.

[TheBackMan]

Wouldn't that be overregualtion? Having regualted co2 into a HPR where it wouldn't lower it much at all, then into a lpr. I would think you would get shootdown like a mofo. But I might be wrong.

[lucky7]

it's no different than regulated HPA into a Hpr and then into a lpr. go for it.

[superben]

What? get both? Sorry but I really don't have that kind of moeny, so I think I'll probobly just get the Female

[superben]

unless of course I don't have a shotgun sight anywhere, cause I don't wanna have to buy the mounting rings....

Basically my original question, which no one seems to clearly answered, is SHOULD I GET A MALE OF FEMALE STAB

[lucky7]

oh, sorry. male for HPA female for Co2.

so go with the female, and then maybe sometime down the road get a new male HPR of your choice and you will have one sweet Co2 setup.

[superben]

alrighty then thanks, I think somewhere down the road I'll just sell the female, get a male and get HPA, It just isn't convienent where I live ever since our main field closed (land was eroding)

[rmdiablo]

I used both female and male stabilizers with co2 on my bko for a while and the shot to shot consistancy was excellent. I tried just using the male but the consistancy dropped a lot. You are supposed to set the female at a higher psi than the male. I had my female at 500 and my male at 250 and it worked great.