Topic: Paintball Air Tanks

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	20 lbs. CO2 tank includes deep tube. Tank will support up to approximately 180 fills on 45 gram cylinders. The tank can be taken to local air supplier and refilled or exchanged for another filled 20 lb. CO2 tank. 20 lbs. C02 Tank
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Posted by: RAP4 on Tuesday, May 08, 2007 - 02:53 PM

Dye Precision :: Throttle Air System

The pros are switching. Out with the crazy digi-tech-high-maintenance air systems. The in thing is presets. Our unique design of the Throttle Preset provides maximum unrestricted air flow at a constant output pressure, without all the hassles of fine tuning or changing a bad o-ring. Simply screw on the Throttle air system and you can be assured that you are playing with the most efficient, consistent and durable air system on the market. As with most preset systems, this regulated air system must be used in conjuction with a good in-line reg, such as our Hyper2 Reg.

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Posted by: Dye on Saturday, February 17, 2007 - 06:16 PM

Redz International :: Announces 2007 Tank Covers

	In its efforts to expand and build an even stronger product line for 2007, Redz International has revamped its Tank Covers, adding both visual and functional improvements for the New Year.
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Posted by: Redz on Friday, January 19, 2007 - 04:46 PM

RAP4 :: 45g CO2 Cylinder

	The standard 45g cylinder fires 100-120 rounds. This cylinder is constructed with a steel casing. The on/off switch is standard at the end. This cylinder fits into the butt stock.
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Posted by: RAP4 on Tuesday, September 19, 2006 - 09:28 PM

RAP4 :: Camouflage 12g Disposable CO2 Cylinder

	All 12g Disposable CO2 Cylinders are the same right?
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Posted by: RAP4 on Thursday, August 03, 2006 - 06:17 PM

Crossfire's test facility becomes DOT certified

Crossfire Inc., manufacturer of the finest high performance compressed air systems and regulators available in the paintball industry, announced today their certification by the Department of Transportation (DOT) as a hydro test facility. Rather than spending days or even weeks waiting for bottles given to the local paintball store for testing, or hours spent searching for local hydro test facilities that might never have seen paintball equipment before, players can now rely on Crossfire for their service needs. Now, the most trusted name in paintball air systems is the one name to look to for safety and performance for the life of every compressed air bottle!

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Posted by: Josh on Monday, March 20, 2006 - 05:49 PM

Crossfire 88ci system

Crossfire combines their fixed output compressed air regulator with a wider, shorter tank to pack a lot of compressed air into a short space.

Crossfire’s regulators deliver in both categories. Because they operate at pre-set output pressures, they have no adjustments to make. A single gauge indicates the pressure stored in the tank, and the color of the regulator’s base indicates the preset output pressure – red for high – around 800 psi, and blue for low – around 400 psi. Dual burst disks protect both the high and low pressure sides of the regulator – the low pressure side providing protection for the paintgun in case of a seal failure.

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Posted by: Back_Man on Monday, February 10, 2003 - 01:02 AM

C02 vs. Nitro

C02 (Good)

Low cost for a tank. ($30-60)
Cheap to re-fill.
400 - 700 shots (depends on tank sizes)
Easy to find a re-filling station.

C02 (Bad)

Freezes/Damages o-rings throughtout the gun/marker.
May freeze gun if liquid C02 enters. (Can be prevented with use of an anti-siphon filter.)
Number of shots is unrealiable.
Velocity tends to jump and is a bit unrealiable.

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Posted by: Josh on Saturday, July 27, 2002 - 11:43 PM

Most Preferred Paintball Gun

Topic: Paintball Air Tanks