Is Nitro worth it

I'v seen alot of people using nitrogen and was
always wanting to try it some time. But does anyone
have first hand experience with it and is it worth
trying.

Since you have the rt get it.  Just got mine and i love it, nitro works so well with the rt.  If you ever had those periods with your rt where it wont shoot as lond as you hold the trigger but instead you get like 3 round burst then you have to realease the trigger and pull it again?  Well my nitro pretty much eliminated that problem and the problem of it not cocking all the way back.  You will love it, get nitro!

98c - baller wrote: ok HPA is always better, no matter what   see b/c HPA is always in a GAS state of matter, which is great for a gun but co2 is both in a gas and liquid state of matter, and liquid co2 is very bad for most guns thats bascally it

dam straight

Nitro is definitely better than CO2, without a doubt. I switched over to nitro after about a year or so of playing with CO2. The greatest advantage of nitro is definitely the fact that it isn't affected much by the weather or high rates of fire. No matter how cold it gets you won't have to worry about not having enough gas and no matter how fast you shoot you won't have to worry about freezing your gun. You also won't have to worry about velocity spikes caused by liquid CO2. The extra pressure consistency of nitro will also help tighten your shot groupings slightly because your range will be more consistent between shots. This will help you in a game if you miss the first shot and have to correct your aim. Other benefits would be not needing to change o-rings as often and being able to fill without removing the tank from the gun. If any of this sounds good to you then try it out. Make sure you can get the tank filled though because compressed air isn't as easy to find in some areas.