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Matt 'Maverick' Watts · July 14th, 2011, 10:29

Something almost more important than the gun type you are looking at is your power source. Doing a price comparison, when buying bulk, 12 gram CO2 cartridges run you about 75 cents each. A small propane cylinder will run you about $4.00 at Canadian Tire. The propane cylinder will give you, oh, about 500 times the shots as $4.00 in CO2 would.

THAT should be your first decision, then, as others have mentioned, get to a game and politely ask to see/try the sidearms you are interested in before buying.

July 14th, 2011, 10:29	#8
Matt 'Maverick' Watts Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: London, Ontario... or that bunker over there	Something almost more important than the gun type you are looking at is your power source. Doing a price comparison, when buying bulk, 12 gram CO2 cartridges run you about 75 cents each. A small propane cylinder will run you about $4.00 at Canadian Tire. The propane cylinder will give you, oh, about 500 times the shots as $4.00 in CO2 would. THAT should be your first decision, then, as others have mentioned, get to a game and politely ask to see/try the sidearms you are interested in before buying. __________________ The Tier One Tactical Operator Tippmann Arms M4A1 KWA USP .45, KJW P226, KJW hi-cappa