45/4500? Anything bad with them?

[FalconGuy016]

Is there anything wrong with a 45/4500 fiber wrapped? http://store.yahoo.com/actionvillage/031-7300-2.html#

[spazzed]

Nope, although you only get ~650 shots out of one....

[FalconGuy016]

no I know about the shots
Im just wondering about the tank
I already have a 48, just steel, and 3000

[zbody]

I still have trouble finding places that fill over 3000 but if you have the availability I don't see anything wrong with it.

[Load SM5]

I have one as my back-up and it's a good little tank. It'll get you about the same number of shots as a 68/3000 in a smaller package. If your field can fill 4500 I'd do it. If not go for a 68/3000

[spazzed]

oh, well in that case, yeah, it's a good tank. Crossfire regs are worth the $$.

[Automaggin2]

....why would there be somethin wrong with it?

[p8ntballa]

I have been told quite a few times that a lot of the 45/45's weigh as much as a 68/45. Not really a bad thing, just something to know.

[Bulldog]

Not this one, I have that exact tank, and it's a lot lighter than my 68/3000. I'm very happy with it. 5 year hydro is great thing too.

[RetroEclipseMan]

Originally posted by p8ntballa
I have been told quite a few times that a lot of the 45/45's weigh as much as a 68/45. Not really a bad thing, just something to know.

I got a 45/4500 apoc.(old style) and it's pretty nice when i can get a 4500psi fill. It is quite heavy. It weighs as much as this 88/4500psi maxflow i used to have. It's pretty crazy but i like how compact the tank is.