[dukedevil14]

i have seen this before but never with hpa which is what i was using... could it be due to the very low amount of air i have left?

[kick me 230]

when its humid outside the air shooting out of the barrel condenses and turns to water vapor. The same as when you go outside on a cold day and you can see your breath. its normal and doesn't mean anything is wrong

[p8ntballr68059]

yea you should be fine there is no problem with that just due to temperature difference you do see it more with co2 but it can occur with hpa

[bigbosky]

this just happens when the air in your tank is colder then the air outside. when the two mix it creates fog

[eforcegtid00d]

It's just the result of a difference in temperature between the air firing the ball and the atmosphere. Nothing to be concerned about.

[SPyDiE01]

Also, this will happen with hpa as well, just less often because c02 get chilled when it gets pressurized or releases.

[camohunter]

Originally Posted by SPyDiE01

Also, this will happen with hpa as well, just less often because c02 get chilled when it gets pressurized or releases.

Originally Posted by eforcegtid00d

It's just the result of a difference in temperature between the air firing the ball and the atmosphere. Nothing to be concerned about.

Originally Posted by bigbosky

this just happens when the air in your tank is colder then the air outside. when the two mix it creates fog

Originally Posted by p8ntballr68059

yea you should be fine there is no problem with that just due to temperature difference you do see it more with co2 but it can occur with hpa

Originally Posted by kick me 230

when its humid outside the air shooting out of the barrel condenses and turns to water vapor. The same as when you go outside on a cold day and you can see your breath. its normal and doesn't mean anything is wrong

No further explaination needed I guess.