[Doublemint]

hey guys, i got my fenix during the spring because i play a lot of woodsball and i wanted to have the advantage against my friends whenever we played, i use CO2. after the 3rd time i used it the o ring under the piston broke so i fixed it, but i'm worried that my gun will just do that again and again. i've been looking at solutions
1. should i get a remote line?
2. should i get an angled ASA? if so, what do i get?
3. should i upgrade my reg? looking at palmers, but i don't know what size and everything

i can't get hpa, i live way too far from where they can refill it and i play every weekend. thanks in advance..

[Lawpass]

A remote line would be one way to help, but then you lose the support that the tank against your shoulder gives you while aiming. Putting an anti-siphon on your tank would do something similar. I also saw a mini expansion chamber online the other day that screws in between the tank and the gun, thought that looked like a pretty slick solution.

[KINGKILLA21]

antisyphon tank and palmers would be pretty good for co2

[Zethis]

The fenix reg is ok, replacing it won't help you with blown o-rings due to co2 freezing them.

You are better off with a remote line or a co2 tank with anti-siphon. Just do not get both or the anti-siphon turns into a straw sucking up liquid co2
And have a professional install the anti-siphon tube.

[PaintballBenny]

what kind of asa are you talking about? in general no dont upgrade your asa when using co2.

palmers is really good.

[daewootech]

i havent had much luck with Co2 on my 2012 Fenix, my last trip to the field i had a slow leak that ended up with this



i just bought a hpa and well see if the gun works but otherwise i cant get past a hopper without chopping bad that ends up in the gun completly not shooting, even when i turn the eyes off.