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 Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 12:43 pm |
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| GrizzlyMan |
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Recently I acquired some paintball guns with HPA systems, remote lines etc.
HPA is much cleaner system than CO2 and was wondering if I could use compressed air on my Umarex EBOS.
They say it is much better for o-rings, internals, electronics, mostly so by preventing freezing temperatures on components.
Before I hook up any lines to the Umarex want to make sure if is safe to do so. |
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Walther CP 99 compact
Walther PPK-S
M&P Smith & Wesson
Gamo P23
Crosman 357
Umarex EBOS w/ CO2 20ozs mod
B1-1 .177 tuned
B3-1 .177
B3-1 .22
XS-B12 .22
B2-245 .177
Mendoza RM 377 .177
QB6 .22 tuned
QB6 .177
XS-B3-1 .177
XS-B8-1 .177 |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 4:04 pm |
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| redone1992 |
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Should work fine as long the out put from the regulator is not over 1000 psi.
If no one has played with the reg out is usually 850 psi. |
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