Pro TS G3

[beeper]

Where I live it gets pretty cold during the winter, playable but cold. I was wondering what I could do to a gun to be able to play in the winter. For now air is out of the question. I want my gun to be low pressure. I was thinking Anti Siphon tube Pure Energy Reg. What could I do to stop liquid CO2 from getting into my gun. The gun I am looking at is the Pro TS G3. Will and Anti Siphon tube help with a drop forward work ok? If you could suggest other things that would be great.
Thanks a bunch
beeper

[Dermen]

An anti siphon tank will help keep liquid out of your gun. If you are lp you shouldn't have that much of a problem playing in the cold. If it is below freezing your paint can freeze. RPS makes Polar Ice which is designed to work in cold weather. I havent tried them though. I am planning of trying them soon though.

[beeper]

How are Big Ball paintballs in the stock TS barrel. Is it and ok, good or poor match?

[Saiyan_warrior]

Im pretty sure the stock barrel on the Pro TS is the same as the one on my sts. I've tried Big ball paint in my stock barrel before and fits nice and not to tight. It shot ok knowing that it was a stock barrel ;)

[beeper]

Will an Anti Siphon tank be enough protection for the Pure Energy Reg? If not what else could I do? Please give me other ways to keep liquid out of a Pro TS. An, how is the Polymer grip on the Pro G3? I am liking the Flush Cocking better than a beaver tail.
Thanks for all the help!
beeper

[Saiyan_warrior]

Yes an anti syphon should be enough, but co2 can get dirty and can harm your pure energy reg..your best bet would probably lean towards a nitrogen tank.

The polymer grips are fine and for me it still hasnt had a crack or any excessive wear thats noticable.

[jdw_56]

but i suggest getting stickies because i just ordered the basic ones not really thinking it would help much but they are actually really nice, get the basic stickies @ countypaintball.com