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AmbushOrigin · 09-07-2009, 05:59 PM

the build and quality on HPA systems is by far much more sturdy and much more safe then co2 tanks. Co2 valves are brass, brass corrodes, is a fairly weak metal. It also has pretty short threads on it, as where regs are made of aluminum or steel, or both. Most have atleast 3/4" of threads and are much thicker threads and thread shafts to prevent the tank from failure. However as said the gun is great on co2, so if its a better choice for you to use then have at it.

09-07-2009, 05:59 PM	#6
AmbushOrigin I am the Fat Man Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: PA	the build and quality on HPA systems is by far much more sturdy and much more safe then co2 tanks. Co2 valves are brass, brass corrodes, is a fairly weak metal. It also has pretty short threads on it, as where regs are made of aluminum or steel, or both. Most have atleast 3/4" of threads and are much thicker threads and thread shafts to prevent the tank from failure. However as said the gun is great on co2, so if its a better choice for you to use then have at it. __________________ Free Agent Spekta CSL- GOG eXTCy - Red Angel Fly SB -Sunburst Tx Storm G6r -Pink/white ripper vic - brown/khaki ripper vic - pink/Silver CCM Series 6.5 - Blackheart SP1 - Rasta A4 fly - Custom FBM Cobra Sniper - Red 06 Macdev Cyborg - Black/Pink DM8 - TKO Classic automag w/ logic rail -ANS phase II Classic Mag w/Tac one body -Yellow Emag-(2) Kingman Hammers - BT4 combat- red w black parts e2 Karnivor - Evil pimp - Empire Trracer - Tac8 - Rasta A1 fly - black/red fade 05 Ego