Crossfire vs System X

[Tunaman]

System X tanks

Unless you got one of the old ones, the NEW System X tanks will have ACI regs on them. They will be out shortly.

[FordPrefect]

Originally posted by brian terry
the new 72/45stub from crossfire

I read about that in APG, but I didn't know that they came our already. Where did you get yours?

[DiRTyBuNNy]

they're available for Crossfire (www.crossfireinc.com) the 72/4500 stubs go for $215 direct from Crossfire...


and Tuna...where'd you get that info? (not that you're wrong..i just wanted to know if they had any other details)

[BajaBoy]

crossfire by far has an awesome flo, im not bs'in u. i have/had air amirca tanks and ill take the cross over it anyday (apty was good tho)

[FordPrefect]

I can't find the 72/45's on the crossfire site. Could you give me a link to the actual page that has them on it? I searched for "72" in the 4500 psi catagory, and no results.

Also, do any dealers have the 72/45's? Because I bet it would be cheaper.

[drx975]

Try 68 and 88 I havent heard of 72 before.

[DiRTyBuNNy]

that's because 72 is a new size...it just came out at IAO..so check the pics on Warpig and you'll see it in the crossfire booth..

[FordPrefect]

I hope that Dye will make coveres for the 72's, because I think I'm going to get one, and Dye covers are good.

Does anyone know if ANY company plans to make covers for the 72's?

[Crossfire]

system X

The System X reg is the old Turbomax. They did not even bother to change the look. The flow is terrible. I saw CrossFire swap one out and the tank had full pressure and it took 2 minutes to drain. That is not a good flow rate.
I think that you work for System X. Why are they going to the BullDog. Making the same mistake twice just doesn't seem smart!!!

[Dayspring]

You're better off getting the 68 or then moving up to the 88. Shot count of the 72 versus the 68 is about 60+ more shots. Not worth it in my book.

Originally posted by FordPrefect
I hope that Dye will make coveres for the 72's, because I think I'm going to get one, and Dye covers are good.

Does anyone know if ANY company plans to make covers for the 72's?

[Crossfire]

Covers

CrossFire at the shows has a RED'S 68 cover on the tank (72). Neoprene has alot of stretch.
As far as the 72 goes. I know that you're just doing the math on the shot count, but, the tank is actually a 76ci. I know you are wondering why call it the 72. The manufacturer went for the 72 but when all the tests were done and the labels were printed it tested out to be a 76.
I'm not just blowing smoke ask Brian. (He posted earlier)He plays with one. It will get you at least! 2 more tubes.
They will leave it there till another company tries to copy with a 72 or 74 then they (CF) can trump them.

[-=Squid=-]

Ive just strapped on my flame retardent suit...k...ready


you wont tell a difference. I guaruntee it, Ive used so many nitro tanks, and you wont notice a difference unless you get one that just isnt built right like the original bulldog...But oh well. Im ready to hear, nOOb and "you dont know what ur talkin about moronzz!"

[CpSuPeRkId]

its really funny. at the chiacago open last year i was checkin out all the companies and i happened to walk by crossfire. they told me to come here and check this out. i go and they have that full auto angel test. so they have a bunch of stuff hooked up to the tanks to test the recharge and they showed their reg beating all the others. and they made pmi look REALLY bad. but then i took my friends angel led and put that thing on full auto. i had my pmi tank on it. we had the rof set higher than 11bps and the guage on the asa kept up the same if no better than the crossfire tanks did at chicago. so my point is that the crossfire test might show them being fast recharging tanks(even though they are) but you dont really know how accurate those those tests are. im sure there isnt a noticable difference between pmi, crossfire, or even system x tanks as the average person cant hit past 14bps(im saying AVERAGE). as for system x going to an aci reg: BAD IDEA!

[brian terry]

well with most other tank"s if you have a prob you call who ever made it and you get the run around most of the time.with crossfire if you have something happon and you call you get help right then with no wateing.most of there tanks are under 200 dollars.and they work as well if not better than the 350 dollars ones you see.

[Automaggin2]

Originally posted by Thordic
Crossfire has the highest flow rate on the market.

http://www.crossfireinc.com/news.asp

They've done tests in public many many times where they do the same test using their tanks against other regs.

For a screw-in tank, you simply cannot beat the new Crossfire regs.

The SystemX tank just uses an ANS GenX2 reg on its tank. While they aren't BAD regs, they definitely aren't what I would call top of the line.

Thordic, just because they did tests in public doesnt mean anything. If you set up 3 angels with 3 tanks in public, and the gun with the crossfire tank shoots better, that means nothing. Do to the fact that crossfire can so easily modify these guns by switching the tinniest springs in the gun to change the flow rate of the gun. You can NEVER depend on a company to give reliable information about there product, because a lot of it is just BS.

I have used Pure Energy, Crossfire, and System X. I like the System X a lot, same with Pure Energy. Crossfire is good to. So basically, i would go with any of those 3 tanks.