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December 23rd, 2006 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

ASA for Indian Creek Lasoya Promaster. PLEASE HELP!?

I started paintballing a couple months ago and I was tired of using rental guns so I decided to buy an Indian Creek Lasoya ProMaster.

Since the guns do not come with an ASA adapter, I wanted to know if there is a CHEAP ASA adapter for me to buy for it.

I read on some forums that duckbill ASA’s work. Do I only have to buy a duckbill for like $10 and thats it? Or will I have to buy more things for the ASA. I’m new to paintball so I need to know this stuff. Thanks.

You going to need to buy the ASA, macroline, and fittings.

For the ASA, you can use the duckbill but you might also try to find an ASA with on/off. Or even a drop forward with on/off ASA. The on/off ASA might be a few bucks more but better for the gun in the long run since you can de-gas before removing the air tank. Examples….

Direct mount ASA on/off – $10

http://www.paintballgateway.com/wgpcaasaonas.html

Drop forward with on/off ASA – $10

http://www.paintballgateway.com/wgptodrfowio.html

You’ll need to get the macroline (air line) that will reach from the ASA to the vertical regulator. A foot of it should be more than enough and just cut to fit. You’ll also need 2 macroline fittings. One 90degree for the regulator. The other will depend on the ASA you get…90degree if the port is on the side OR straight if the port is in the front of the ASA.

The fittings are around $5 each and the macroline around $3-8 for a foot. You can also find kits with two fittings and macroline for about $12-15.

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