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Originally Posted by onecaribou

N2 Tanks -
Who makes quality tanks with 850 PSI output? What brands do you use, recommend? Who/what should I avoid?

I always recommend Crossfire tanks to my customers for the ATS. Stay away from PMI/Pure Energy, their tanks and regs are fine but they are usually higher output pressure then what the ATS's like (usually around 875 psi or slightly higher) good for AutoMags and Tippys but not the ATS.

Originally Posted by onecaribou

Rail -
Thinking about adding the $10 'flat top rail' from the ATS site. What's the best way to adhere it to the marker?

Locktite 410 is what the Factory uses to adhere the top rail. I alway recommend the same for this application.

Originally Posted by onecaribou

Handle-
Also thinking about a carry handle but $125 for one from ATS seems a little pricey for me. Any good alternatives?

See me

Originally Posted by onecaribou

Stock-
Any quality air-through stocks known to you guys? Something akin to this... TIPP/SO - X7 COMMANDO STOCK AIR-THRU KIT

Nope not yet

Originally Posted by onecaribou

Anyone know if ATS bundles their Stock, Sniper Grip, Handle, Rail in a package deal?

ATS doesnt bundle those items. But I can.

Originally Posted by onecaribou

Any general tips besides watching the video and reading the manual?

Follow the instructions in the manual. While once you know the marker you wont have any problems there is a learning curve for the ATS marker. You will screw something up (It happens dont sweat it) Usually thats a guide plate thats broken. Dont be afraid to ask questions (there is quite a few people on here that can help *besides Gumby that is *)

Originally Posted by onecaribou

I'll be ordering some spare parts soon.. any tips as to how many guide plates, cogs, etc I should pick up?

Guide plates are a must to have (the amount I recommend is at least 2-3. Cogs arent normally needed. Its a pretty good idea to have an extra bolt incase you lose the bolt seal from one you've got a back up (takes 8 hours for the Locktite 410 to dry) but thats just a suggestion and maybe a o ring kit (not that your going to need all the parts in it but it does have some parts in it that are nice to have on hand just incase)