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WoodsmanBaller · October 11th, 05:45 PM

My vibe doesn't shoot paint, or c02 sometimes after going full auto, or shooting a lot of on semi auto... The weather here is warm and not to cold, I keep a sockk on my c02 tank as well. Brand new, everything is lubed and in good condition

**TheAznInvazn** · October 11th, 06:18 PM

It's normal
It's just getting filled with liquid co2, and it has tovent it out

Getting an AS tube or angle ASA should help with that problem

**Trbo323** · October 11th, 10:38 PM

personally id go with the AS tube, but realize whichever tank you install it on can only be used with this vibe after it is installed

edit:actually i take that back, if the as tube is still pointing up when screwed in it could be used on other markers as well

Millacol88 · October 11th, 11:40 PM

Also, putting a sock on a CO2 tank keeps cold in, which is the opposite of what you want.

**TheAznInvazn** · October 11th, 11:41 PM

Meh, not by much, a tank cover is really what you want to avoid

I use tape on all my tanks, including the CO2
It doesn't do much, and a stock doesn't cover the entire CO2 tank anyways

WoodsmanBaller · October 11th, 11:50 PM

oh I thought C02 needed to be warm... So I should get this AS tube, and i should be fine? It took me like 5 mins in middle of games sometimes till I could shoot, I was hiding for the longest..

**TheAznInvazn** · October 11th, 11:53 PM

Yup, an Anti Siphon tube should fix your problems

**Trbo323** · October 12th, 12:17 AM

they need to be able to let the cold out, if you put insulation around a cold object it will stay cold longer, like ice in a cooler, put a warm object in insulation and it will stay warm longer, like hot soup in a beverage thermus (sp?)

WoodsmanBaller · October 12th, 10:18 AM

As tubes, are installed into the co2 right? I can't find any online ansgear

EdIT:Okay AS tubes go into c02 tank, can I buy one offline with one installed already or do I need to drive to a paintball shop to get one installed?

**TheAznInvazn** · October 12th, 08:51 PM

You can either get one installed on a tank you already have, and some shops may have tanks with AS tubes already installed

Call around locally first, ask if they have tanks with them already installed, and if not, if they can install one on your tank

**Trbo323** · October 12th, 08:56 PM

ya but a tank with a tube already installed is no good, the tube is supposed to bend up when installed on the marker so unless you install the tube in the tank for the marker it is going to be used on there is no way of knowing if that tube will be facing the correct way or not. you very well could have a siphon tube instead of and anti siphon tube

best idea is to give your local shop your marker and tank and have them do it

**TheAznInvazn** · October 12th, 08:58 PM

If you do get a preinstalled tube, if it doesn't line up correctly, then stick a tank oring in the ASA and then try screwing the tank in again, or just screw the tank in all the way, then back it out until the tube is positioned correctly

**Trbo323** · October 12th, 09:15 PM

or have one installed correctly.....

if i wanted to use the tank on more than one marker then i would use azn's tips but have it done right the first time so you dont need to worry about it

**TheAznInvazn** · October 12th, 09:29 PM

Indeed

Since I'm an upcomming gun SLUT, that's the trick I use

**Trbo323** · October 12th, 09:56 PM

miller has taught me well as well, even though one is up for sale right now i currently have 4 markers (all of which are arguably "high end")

**TheAznInvazn** · October 12th, 10:14 PM

I love my low/mid end stuff

The highest class marker that I will own will be the F8, then the EOS, VS2.5, Cocker, Bolt Action Spyder (project), Parts Spyder (loaner), Brass Eagle Stingray (just for fun

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