Regulated CO2 supposedly has problems in cold weather (as opposed to running HPA). How cold are we talking about and where the problems start? When it gets past the regulator to the regulated gas chamber and line? Or is liquid CO2 getting into regulator real problem as well? I'm mostly curious how it behaves after the regulation to whatever-psi-is-useful-for-airsoft, and when the chamber and line are exposed to cold weather.
E: Oh yeah, I forgot to mention of course that maximum consistency is the main goal, and shooting rate is what bolt-action can do.
E: Oh yeah, I forgot to mention of course that maximum consistency is the main goal, and shooting rate is what bolt-action can do.
