Can you use co2 on a Smart Parts Epiphany paintball gun??

Question

shopping for a new gun =]

Answer 1

instead of getting a new regulator that works on co2, you should just invest in a n2o tank. Not only is this better for the internals, but it definetly increases the consistancy of the gun

Answer 2

You should definitely be using compressed air with an Epiphany.  Keep in mind that you do not need to shell out $160+ on a carbon fiber tank, you can find some great deals on aluminum compressed air tanks (less than $50.)

Answer 3

Since is uses the same technology, as the Ion, Co2 is not too good.  For the ion, its suggested that an anti-siphon for the Co2.  If any Co2 gets into the gun, it can ruin it.  If you must use Co2, get a Palmers Stabilizer for it.  A Palmers Stabilizer will regulate the damaging pressure fluctuations of Co2 and prevent liquid Co2 from getting in.

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