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    Posted: 19 August 2005 at 12:51pm
hey i have a 98 and have a sig rifle kit on it. that means that there is a magazine on it( of course not a real one). what is the best thing for winter that will prevent liquid co2 from getting into the gun. i wanna keep my mag on so there cant be an expansion chamber. what about a remote or anti siphon thing ( whatever it is). is that all there is to prevent it from getting to the gun?
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Anti/Siphon should work pretty well. They are cheap and do the job.
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i was lookin on ebay and there like 4 bucks. can I install it myself or should i take it to a shop. (i dont want something blowing up and then i'll die and then other stuff). if i can install it will it be hard. ( i'm lazy)
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o yea i'm curious how it works. like what does the little tube thing do.
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My personal choice would be remote.

You could also rig it so that you have the remote and an expansion chamber. Screw the x-chamber to your ASA and attach the remote QD to it.
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No, you can't install it yourself. You have to take it to a certified airsmith and they will do it.

Here is a pic of how anti-siphon looks in a co2 tank.

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^neat drawing.
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Remotes are for shifting the weight of the tank off your gun.. It would work but go for the anti siphon


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1) get the anti siphon. However, when they set the anti siphon up, they need the asa (where the tank screws in) in order to see what is vertical for the tank. If you want a drop foreward, you will want to get this before the anti sipon install, to save you money down the road.

2) you could add an inline or sideline palmer stabilizer, and run this from the asa of the gun or the drop, and put it right into the bottom of the gun. You could do this with some macroline.
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anti siphon or a remote will work great. the remote gets the heavy weight of the tank off your gun so Id go with that
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Originally posted by kuhndog599 kuhndog599 wrote:

i was lookin on ebay and there like 4 bucks. can I install it myself or should i take it to a shop. (i dont want something blowing up and then i'll die and then other stuff). if i can install it will it be hard. ( i'm lazy)
dont do it yourself take it to your local proshop and have somebody thats experienced do it because it is possible that if it isnt givin the proper torque and stuff when you put the tank back together it can explode and become very deadly
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