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Originally Posted by coach
If you want to run an air rig with a remote line, ten we can take the discussion in that direction!
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Yes, that is the original intention of this thread.
I've looked around a fair bit. Basically, the best solution is to use a paint ball HPA system, and then use a regulator to down regulate the pressure to 80-120 PSI (ie Green gas pressure).
I've come across two setups that can achieve this. One comes from Palmer Pursuits. The other from Redline Airsoft.
I have contacted Craig Palmer from Palmer Pursuit, and e-mailed him about the specifics. He has been very helpful. He has stated that in order to tap of the green gas valve at the bottom of the magazine, you have to drill a hole in it, and established threads to fit the adapter.
Once this is done, you can use the Palmer or Redline set up to connect to a paintball HPA tank. Both set ups will allow you to adjust the input pressure into the magazine anywhere between 0 and 250 psi.
You can, of course, build your own set up using various parts. All the documentation is available at classicairsoft.com. You have to know what you're doing, or you can ruin your gun, or worse.
My stumbling block is getting somebody to drill the magazine's green gas valve to accept the adapter. Palmer told me I can do that myself, but without the proper tools and experience, it is easy to mess this up.
Any ideas where I can get this done? I live in Toronto.