toXic

All tanks have a regulator of some sort. As long as it is a HP tank it will be fine. If it is an adjustable tank, just turn it up a good bit.

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ShotgunNinja

i figured as much, its just of recently i have heard in a few places that ANY additional regulator will make the gun worthless...and i thought to myself that almost EVERY hp tank comes with its own regulator so why whould this be bad?? it may have just been some people without enough information spouting off because they felt like it.

toXic

Well, the regs on the tanks (hp) still allow around 450 psi to go in.

But, if you put any regulator besides the tank one and the one in the mag valve already, then the marker will be starved for air. I believe that is the regs they are talking about, the ones that replace the foregrip.

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ShotgunNinja

what would you need (effectively) a 3rd regulator for? and what in your opinion is prime operating psi for a mag? ive heard CO2 produces 800, but that sounds a little off. not to mention mags cannot run on CO2. at any rate, i must sleep, for i have work, thatnks for info.

toXic

You do not need a third reg for a mag. As for the operating pressure, I just always put my tank on and shot. It worked great that way so I didnt mess with it.

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Cppdungeon

does a 3000psi tank count as high pressure?

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martix_agent

that' the pressure it can hold. the high and low pressure we speak of refers to it's output pressure.

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