Undrilled Duckbill ASA

[Carnage reigns]

Does anyone know where to find some undrilled duckbill asa's? And does anyone know anybody who would drill these for macrolines or steel braided lines? I want to run my lines to the bottom of a asa and currently no on sells a product like that.

[Drachen]

I've seen duckbills with a bottom hole before. It's been a while, but I have seen them. Have you thought about a ASA that has the hole straight out the front of the ASA? The XSV duckbills are like that. Very nice ones to.

[sjrtk]

i guess just get a Duckbill and drill the new hole and throw a pipe plug in the old hole 1/8" NPT taps are pretty easy to get. Best i can offer

[Carnage reigns]

I've seen duckbills with a bottom hole before. It's been a while, but I have seen them. Have you thought about a ASA that has the hole straight out the front of the ASA? The XSV duckbills are like that. Very nice ones to.

I'm want to run a steel braided line. Will it work with that?

[Drachen]

It should. You would just want a straight fitting on the steel braid. Steel braid fittings, and macro line fittings are the same thread.

[OPBN]

Look for a stock ASA for an older Tippmann 98 or 98C. They have the outlet on the front. Like this:

http://www.tippmannparts.com/98-06-98-Custom-Straight-Gas-Line-Tank-Adapter-p/gp2973.htm

[maniacmechanic]

Look for a stock ASA for an older Tippmann 98 or 98C. They have the outlet on the front. Like this:

http://www.tippmannparts.com/98-06-9...r-p/gp2973.htm

didn't they have a straight thread with a taperseat seal ??

[OPBN]

didn't they have a straight thread with a taperseat seal ??

No idea what that means, but I am using one on my pump mag with macroline fittings and it works just fine.

[Drachen]

They angle down if that's what you're asking. Points the bottom of the tank down a little bit.