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| VM Empire Where the VM-68's and PMI-3 Come out to play |
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| Active Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Canada's Capital Region |
The co-op student at the local shop tried using my VM at a big game a week or so ago... at 10C/50F there wasn't enough tank pressure to keep the valve sealed properly though the gun was sorta cycling ok. It wouldn't shoot properly on an HPA tank at all either. They're pretty much strictly fair weather guns unless you're running liquid.
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| pump snob Join Date: Jul 2006 | Digging back through the memory banks I recall putting my trucks windshield defroster on high heat, and setting all the 7oz tanks up there for a while.. In hindsight I'm amazed we lived to tell the tale.
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| Post Whore Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Southern Maine | Quote:
Kids today miss that experience. Most co2 tanks get underfilled, and most tanks have 3000psi burst-discs instead of 1800psi.
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