hey, xaboo, where are you? i ask b/c "winter" is a relative term. we have winter here in atlanta, but that usually only means that its not 100 degrees for a little while. LOL

oh, im up in the north... CANADA! where we still play when its -20* celcius... i also cap it at as low rof as possible and put the BIP to 7.... nobody likes paint in there gun

we have three or four days each year where it gets down to the 'teens. does that count? we usually dont go out and shoot at each other when its that cold, though.

lol, i wouldn't think so.. ABS was originally made for spool valve guns due to the large amount of o-rings.

You shouldn't really have a problem with it though.

it couldnt be ABS if its for colder climates. I live in hawaii. soooooooooo humid so no freezing of the lube for me.

hawaii??

okay, justkill, now you're just showing off...

Maybe the humidity makes the rubber o-rings swell??

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what makes you think there'd be humidity in hawaii? i mean, sure, its a chain of islands in the south pacific near the equator, but aside from that....

so, you bring up a good point, tigar. do people who play in climates with higher humidity lube more (either in volume or frequency)? ti believe there are several of us here from the southeast and mid-atlantic areas, right?

i havent really noticed any issues here in the ATL with sticking (its quite hot and fairly humid here), but then again i am religious about marker cleaning and maintenance.