What regulator are good?

[jrr112]

What regulators are good to run on co2?
Are there any others then the stabalizer?

[Edited by jrr112 on 06-04-2001 at 07:49 PM]

[Silent Knight]

you can use a WGP reg, from a autococker. these regs work great on co2. However, unlike the stabalizer. there is no place to attach a gauge.

[Saiyan_warrior]

Yeah Stabilizers are Great, but are bit expensive if your low on cashflow and also Vigilantes are good, im not sure if Vigilantes are good with Co2. You should try the PMI Pure Eneregy regulator. They should work good with Co2 and also are very affordable.

[jrr112]

can i buy one or do i need to get one from a cocker?

[Saiyan_warrior]

Yes you can buy one, but there $80.00. You'd be better off buying one off a Cocker for like $30-$50.

[Silent Knight]

YOu should PM some autococker owners who have aftermarket inline regs. They would probably sell the reg to you for a resonable price.

[jrr112]

what about this one?

http://www.shop4paintball.com/shop4paintball.filereader?3b1c236902f7245a271dd820 5b640647+EN/products/04CO2000REG

[Silent Knight]

adjustable tank reg. i know some kid who has that reg. he said it works some what untill you get into a rapid fire battle then it freezes up a bit.

[TheMuRph1018]

....looks like a good idea for a reg. Cause thats the one thing that might help a co2 system. As long as it doesn't freeze up. You should find people who have one and see if it works good and doesn't freeze up during rapid fire.

[in trauma]

what about a
pmi bottom line one?

[Saiyan_warrior]

If you mean PMI Pure energy Reg...I already mentioned it. :D

[jrr112]

ok so far i have heard to go with:
pmi pure energy regulator, or WGP autococker regulator.
Any other suggestions?