making my CO2 98 go Low Pressure

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   I have been lurking around and decided I would join up today and say hi!
I have read the FAQs and scanned around the search button a few times but am affraid I have to have my own thread.
I have a 98 custom with a flatline, drop forward, rocket cock, double triger, and a 20 CO2 tank.

I keep reading all this about low pressure and all the advantages. I would love to get in on it but can't/don't want to save up for a nitro tank on top of everything.

Can I get my CO2 98 custom in the low pressure range? I looked around coutypaintball.com and saw lots of stuff but dont really know what I need.

Sorry for the thread.

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pootiestang Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 05 June 2004 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 10	Topic: making my CO2 98 go Low Pressure Posted: 05 June 2004 at 12:37am
	I have been lurking around and decided I would join up today and say hi! I have read the FAQs and scanned around the search button a few times but am affraid I have to have my own thread. I have a 98 custom with a flatline, drop forward, rocket cock, double triger, and a 20 CO2 tank. I keep reading all this about low pressure and all the advantages. I would love to get in on it but can't/don't want to save up for a nitro tank on top of everything. Can I get my CO2 98 custom in the low pressure range? I looked around coutypaintball.com and saw lots of stuff but dont really know what I need. Sorry for the thread.
	98 custom Ricochet Flatline Drop forward Double trigger Rocket cock II 20oz

cover_fire Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 31 May 2004 Status: Offline Points: 29	Posted: 05 June 2004 at 1:40pm
	its kinda why this place is here to ask questions and learn stuff isnt it? the first thing would do is buy a palmer stabilzer for it, this will let you ajust how much pressure is going to your marker, it also blocks liquid co2 from entering the gun, this upgrade alone will make your gun more consistant, these stabilzers will cost you around 80-100 bucks they are not cheap but you need to buy a secondary reg for the lp kit anyways and it works with both co2 and compressed air. THIS IS THE ONLY STABILIZER that i know of that can make the lp kit run on co2, now your grand total is up to 200 bucks or so and thats about as much as one HPA bottle and reg on ebay, this will also help your shot to shot velosity, as well as keeping your gun clean on the inside making it last a little longer for you six of one half dosen of the other.. thats what im doing for my A-5, the palmer, the lp kit, then my hpa bottle