anti-siphon

[weitjosh]

ok, simple question, ive heard of ppl anti-siphoning thier markers to make co2 shoot better, how do i go about doing this??

[Critical]

Your actually putting the anti-siphon in the CO2 tank. What you would do is attach the tank to your marker, mark where the top is, remove from marker, de-gas the tank, remove the valve assembly, attach the anti-siphon kit to the valve, reattach the valve and re-gas the tank.

[spitfirocks]

yea what crical said

[weitjosh]

dont u have to be licenced to do that?? im just tryin to go by the manual, dont wanna kill myself while im out havin fun here!!!

[Pwgsx]

no its pretty simple, just make sure the tank is empty

Use loctite Blue on the threads, If you use the red, its really hard to get off.

[weitjosh]

kool thx guys, on more question on here so i dont have to post a new thread, are there any advantages to using a macro line?? is it recommended that i get one??

[DRAGON]

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[Critical]

Originally Posted by weitjosh

kool thx guys, on more question on here so i dont have to post a new thread, are there any advantages to using a macro line?? is it recommended that i get one??

Advantages to macro line: Cheap to replace, fairly flexible, can get it in many colors.

Disadvantages to macro line: can sometimes pop out under pressure if not completely seated, rumoured to not work as well with CO2 (never stopped me though), not as durable as stainless steel braided line.

[Sandman_Bravo]

Not all co2 canisters will allow you to use an anti-syphon internally. I took apart a catalina once that wouldn't accept the fitting.

[DRAGON]

Originally Posted by Sandman_Bravo

Not all co2 canisters will allow you to use an anti-syphon internally. I took apart a catalina once that wouldn't accept the fitting.

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