I just got a hpa tank that is a screw in type. How do you convert it into a quick disconnect/non screw in type?
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
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i dont think you can -
teh only way is to get a whole new reg for teh tank itself.Try a centerflag or geddon's reg...Comment
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Cool thanks, anyone ever put a brass on off valve(like pin valve but without the pin) on a hpa tank? It doesnt even sound feasible but i like that sort of thing. I have replaced pin valves in Co2 tanks before, thats nothing new.
DaveLast edited by Spyderd68; 04-01-2003, 11:19 PM.Looking for a nasty Mag.....or maybe a cocker...??>>Comment
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Valve like this....Looking for a nasty Mag.....or maybe a cocker...??>>Comment
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A long time ago there was a company that made a product called a "Quick Draw". There were 3 parts, one that screwed into the guns ASA, and 2 that screwed onto 2 tanks ASAs. This allowed you to connect your tank with a 1/3 twist. You may be able to find some one that has a set they want to sell or trade. I would post a picture but I have'nt mastered that task yet. I have 2 sets, I may be willing to trade for someting. I'll think about it. If anyone wants to post a picture for me, I can email a picture. The down side to this thing is it adds about 3 inches between the tank and gun.
Grumps.Comment
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sorry, thats a co2 tank valve. you need a reg for an hpa tank. your best bet would probably be to just get an asa with an on/off.Originally posted by Spyderd68
Valve like this....Comment
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yeah, get an ASA with an on/off. Then put a quick disconnect on the ASA output and connect the ASA to the gun with a removable drop.
Only issue is going to be how good the on/off is on the ASA: it may still bleed a little gas over time, and it would probably be safer to just to take the tank out when storing itComment
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