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taintcandy · December 12th, 07:54 PM

Could anyone tell me for sure if my new VS3 will run on anti syphon, or if I HAVE to buy a nitro tank?

**punk_pntballar** · December 12th, 07:57 PM

Yea it can work on a anti syphon'd co2 tank, but it would still be best to run it on nitrogen.

taintcandy · December 12th, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by punk_pntballar

Yea it can work on a anti syphon'd co2 tank, but it would still be best to run it on nitrogen.

Will it hurt the gun any or will the performance just not be as high?

**punk_pntballar** · December 12th, 07:59 PM

It could damage some o-rings, but not as easily as regular co2. The performance will not be as good aswell, co2 just isn't very consistent, which will cause inaccuracy.

taintcandy · December 12th, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by punk_pntballar

It could damage some o-rings, but not as easily as regular co2. The performance will not be as good aswell, co2 just isn't very consistent, which will cause inaccuracy.

So as long as it is anti syphon, my gun wont break, I just have to replace the occasional o ring?

**punk_pntballar** · December 12th, 08:02 PM

Yea it should be fine, just not run as smoothly. I still highly recommend a nitrogen tank.

taintcandy · December 12th, 08:04 PM

Ya, except I live in small town Iowa, and there's not many fields that can fill up a nitro tank. I just wondered if I could still play with my anti syphon untill I saved up for a big tank to fill with nitro. Thanks

**punk_pntballar** · December 12th, 08:06 PM

Yea you could, but just hurry up and get that nitrogen tank. Once you get it, you will love it sooooooooo much more.

**splatwithhonor3** · December 14th, 04:20 PM

The vs3 runs on the same operating platform as all the other spyders, just with a reworked valve. Co2 won't hurt it.

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