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spyder pilot acs paintball marker?
i have a spyder pilot acs but i have never shot it befor because people are saying that co2 is bad and stuff and hpa are better but can i use a hpa tank on my spyder acs thank you guys
Your spyder will work on either CO2 or HPA/N2, it doesn't matter. The reason to go with HPA is because it's easier on your marker's internals and is more consistent from shot to shot. CO2 on the other hand is much cheaper to use. CO2 tanks cost a fraction of what HPA tanks cost, however, refills are about the same in cost. A 20oz. CO2 tank yields around the same number of shots as a 68/4500 HPA tank. If you factor in that a 20oz. tank costs roughly $20 and a 68/4500 costs roughly $150, then there is no question which is cheaper to use. Even factoring in the cost of all the O-rings you're forced to replace sooner due to the CO2 breaking them down you'll still come out ahead using CO2. However, even with that said, I'd still opt for HPA. You're less likely to have you're marker break down from having an O-ring go bad and with the improved consistency you're much more likely to hit your target with less shots fired, which in turn saves money on paint. So in the long run HPA "MAY" cost you less cash, but you won't see these savings for quite some time.
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