About how many shots can u get?

[stalker0]

3000psi:
48
68
4500psi:
46
68

does any1 have an estimate?

[wobbles82]

Generally pull this lil trickaroosky:

3000 psi= 10 x (amount of cu, ci) 48= 480, aboot 500.
3000, 68= 680, aboot 700.

4500 psi= 15 x (amount of cu, ci) 48= 720, aboot 750.

ETC.

:cool:

[FalconGuy016]

From my experiance, around 1000 from my 68/4500 and ~500 from my steel 47/3000

[68Classic]

well I have a 47ci 3000psi Nitro duck Steel tank. I get about 470 shots. I just got a 68 3000 nitro duck tank. I'll tell you how many shots I get from that.

[ramennoodles]

depends on the operating pressure of the gun, the angel speed can run alot more shots than say a mag on the same amount of air.

[speedyejl]

Originally posted by ramennoodles
depends on the operating pressure of the gun, the angel speed can run alot more shots than say a mag on the same amount of air.

WRONG! Not at all

Love when the hype hits the fan

Efficiency is a product of alot of factors, operating preassure not being one.

NIB a Speed at 300psi (only 150 lower than a mag) gets 1400 shots off a 68/45

When you get one of those big *** volumizers to bring the preassure down to 180psi your talking 1000 off a 68/45, thats worse than a mag

This table was writen by me, and it works

Heres a table which is pretty accurate if you know how many shots your getting off a full fill on a certain tank
68 - 45 / 45- 68 multiply by .66/1.5
88 - 68 / 68 - 88 multiply by .77/1.3
114 - 88 / 88 - 114 multiply by .77/1.3

4.5K - 3K / 3K - 4.5K multiply by .66/1.5

If you only know off a partial fill in psi

shots your getting / psi you used times size of your tank
= X/ psi off a full fill (minus the lowest preassure your marker will run at) times the size of your tank

Cross multiply and solve for X