Light HPA Tank? i'm looking for one.

[nate2k191]

Anyone know any good light HPA tank that works well with an x-valve/e-mag/x-mag?

-Must sustain 15bps well
-Must be light.
-Prefer 4500psi

mabey something like a 'penut'. don't care what brand.

Thanks,

Kevin

[rkjunior303]

CP tanks FTW.

[StygShore]

they are all lighter now actually....

CP
DXS
NitroDuck
Crossfire
Stako ( I am not sure I would tempt fate with these, even as light as they are )
Guerilla Air
Centerflag

I personally use a 70/4500 peanut Nitroduck I-reg - I purchased a piston kit with it that allows me to easily set output to 400, 600, 800, and 1000 - the last one being nice for mags


The rest will put out 800-850 psi, or you can shim them up higher


Styg

[FiXeL]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but stako makes only tanks for the european market with PI certification instead of DOT. Either way, i would not reccomend them, because a lot of tanks turned up leaking between the alu neck and fiber wrapping. (including mine) :cry:

[nate2k191]

Thanks for the help so far fellas.

so basically, its personal preference on small tanks like penuts. I'll look at some reviews.

[d4m4don3]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but stako makes only tanks for the european market with PI certification instead of DOT. Either way, i would not reccomend them, because a lot of tanks turned up leaking between the alu neck and fiber wrapping. (including mine) :cry:

Wasn't there some sort of scandal at millenium about this? Stako pointed out that the main cause was due to improper filling of tanks that caused the issue.

[Chaos_Theory!]

The Stako problem was cleared up and the tanks are in fact allowed to be used again. A lot of the so called leaks werent even leaks but air escaping from parts of the tank when the inner pats expanded from the pressure.

[Cleric]

i really like crossfire tanks...if you have a mag go for an adjustable, like a flatline installed to a body, armageddon is decent, lighter than maxflo

[Bolter]

The Stakos are suuuuuuper light. Doesn't feel right at all! We've come along way since Co2 :)