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    Posted: 15 June 2005 at 5:27pm
Is nitro really worth it for an A-5?
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I don't know. I've been wondering the same thing for my a5. I hope it does, that way my marker can improve, instead of being stuck with co2

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nitro, compressed air is always better for your gun, and is about 99.99% better then co2 its cleaner, in some cases faster and more crisp, you'll notice a difference
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The only thing about it is that you won't have velocity spikes or gun freezes.  It is also quieter.  It's just a lot more expensive for the tank.  You could just go for CO2 and get an X-Chamber.
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agreed, with a tippmann you should stay with co2 its not worth spending more money on a tank then your actual gun
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ya if you are going to stay with your tippmann just get an x chamber and stick with c02.  If you plan to get a higher end gun deffiently get HPA

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Anti-siphoning would also help with the expansion chamber.
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It depends on how much money you are willing to spend. Nitro is a lot more expensive so if you are really serious about paintball and have the money to back it up then yes, it is worth it.
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