n2 questions

[Duck Hunt -xi-]

i was looking at the 68 ci 3000 psi (pmi / Aci)

what do autimags run at (the preset pressure) i saw a 850 and 450??


also is it worth it to get the 68 ci? fiber over a 48 ci steel? or aluminium whats teh differences?

[spazzed]

I'm not sure on the first one, I've read it somewhere on AO though...

I'd go w/ fiber wrapped or aluminum. Both lighter, w/ fiber wrapped being the lightest, although you've gotta take better care of em.

[pip_999]

mags

mags input pressure should be between 700-800

[Havoc_online]

you don't need that high pressure for classic valves or emags, for those I believe recommended pressure is around 600 but of course you can go higher without hurting it.

[Sarge]

I'd go w/ fiber wrapped or aluminum. Both lighter, w/ fiber wrapped being the lightest, although you've gotta take better care of em.

I thought that HPA tanks made of aluminum had to be wrapped with Fiberglass or Kevlar. The bare metal tanks are steel. I have not seen a bare aluminum 3000 psi or 4500 psi tank. But then again, I don't get out much.

My son has a 47/3000 PMI steel tank and it weighs more than my 68/3000 'glass wrapped Crossfire tank.

On the size issue, I would recommend anything bigger than the 68 size. The 88 cu. in. size is not all that much bigger than a 68 but holds almost 1/3 more air. Just get the biggest size tank you feel comfortable with carrying around.

[drx975]

No I have an all aluminum hpa tank. Crossfire 47ci 3k. I get 700-800 shots out of this tank, which is good enough for me, a speedball player, front. I dont tend to shoot as much as back players.

[Sarge]

I stand corrected!

Yes, they do make plain aluminum HPA tanks! I was right - I don't get out that much!

http://www.crossfireinc.com/200X/detail.asp?product_id=CF47REG

You get 700 to 800 shots out of a 47 cu.in. tank!!! That is incredible - I get no where near that many using a classic mag. I would be lucky to get 450 to 500 max. out of a full tank.