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Old May 18th, 01:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Upgrades for a Trilogy Sport?

I know its a very basic marker but I got it for next to nothing from a friend and want to turn it into something decent. So I put a pump kit on it and wondering what I can do now to increase performance
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Old May 18th, 12:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You can switch out the HPR, LPR, ram, frame, ASA and barrel. You can't go electronic because of the 3-way being integrated into the vertical asa. Not much else you can do to it.
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Ok what regulator would you recommend? I have a cp one piece .685 on the way and got a nice asa lined up as well.
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I usually go for the best my budget allows. Of course, price doesnt necessarily determine quality but it often does. You could buy new but you could also buy a high quality reg (like the 2-liter) that is older but kicks.
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My budget for a reg is about 70 bucks for the reg.
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Are you kidding? Buy a $15 used Evil Detonator reg and call it a day. They work great, and since it's a pump, the fancy regs with quicker recharge rates won't make any difference.
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You can pick up a CP shorty/long regulator for around $45 shipped from several forums like MCB, CC, or E-Bay. A stock WGP regulator works fine too. You can slap a Eblade on your Trilogy, it'll take some modding if your up for it.
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