Prod….C02 compatible???
If the Mrod is dual fuel air/C02, why wouldn’t the Marauder pistol be capable of the same thing?
There are QD disconnect converters from C02 to HPA fittings, so filling would be no problem. The only difference between air (78% N, 21% O2, 1% exotic gases) and C02 is density.
The seals should hold, as the fill pressure would actually be almost half the psi as HPA.
So, how come it isn’t advertised as such?
Just curious….
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Started to wonder if it might be because of the short air tube would allow liquid Co2 into the valve and freeze it.
well….. that may be the case. you could still try it. the valve won’t stay frozen forever, and, you can always dump the remaining Co2 if it does.
The o-rings were my first thought too but why use a different material?
Started to wonder if it might be because of the short air tube would allow liquid Co2 into the valve and freeze it.
never read the manual, don’t own one.
could it be that the seals are made of different material ? maybe they won’t take the extreme temp. fluctuation. still doesn’t make much sense. damn gun is same.
hey, HOOT, i got an idea. why don’t you borrow a prod from somebody and try it? if it works, post it and let everybody know. if it doesn’t, give it back to the guy you borrowed it from and bitch him out for borrowing you a defective gun 😆 😆
The manual states that you can’t but I have no idea why.
probably just an oversight on the marketing. i don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t work, either.
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only thing i can think of at this hour(besides benzedrine) is that too short a gas travel will provide much back pressure(do realize co2 is a liquified refrigerant gas), dumping the contents.
hey, its as good a theory as the next… 🙄