[tarrguy57]

does anyone have any thoughts on the proshop asa/lpr combo? I'm looking into gathering parts for a ebolt setup and can't get a concrete answer on what people think of the proshop over say a normal asa with a LPR attached to it. any thoughts would be great.

P.S. if you have any parts or guidance for an ebolt setup that would be great.

[Dyoel182]

An aftermarket lpr would probably be better but I ran the tippmann version and never had a problem.

[tarrguy57]

any reason why an aftermarket would be better?

[Dyoel182]

Probably because you can go name brand with something like a Palmers rather than use something that's generic and now 10 years old.

[spinny2559]

You definitely want to use the Tippmann LPK, but no need to use their regulator. In fact, there are much better ones you can get.

As far as Ebolt parts, I used to have a ton, maybe some left, I can take a look for you. I probably have a LPK too, as well as a Palmers reg possibly.

[tarrguy57]

Originally Posted by spinny2559

You definitely want to use the Tippmann LPK, but no need to use their regulator. In fact, there are much better ones you can get.

As far as Ebolt parts, I used to have a ton, maybe some left, I can take a look for you. I probably have a LPK too, as well as a Palmers reg possibly.

Pmd

[jgdevenney]

All you need is a on/off asa with dual ports, a 1/8 npt 90 degree male/female fitting, any autococker lpr (I would recomend a palmers rock or and jack hammer II) and some pneumatic hose. It will be better than the g.t.a lpr/asa and you can find all the parts easily and brand new.

[tarrguy57]

i'm going to give the proshop asa/lpr combo a run. if i'm not happy with it i'll switch over to a palmers rock. thanks

[jgdevenney]

No prob