4500's safe?

[xen_100]

Originally posted by personman
For some reason I dont trust HPA that much, I always fear like the reg is going to blow off any second if I hit the tank, its gonna pop when I get it filled, ect ect..
I'm just paranoid..

yes you are very paranoid. scuba tanks have been around for about 40 years and they fill those to 4000PSI. This is not new technology.....

and as far as hitting a rock or the reg being put on wrong, yes these things are statistical posibilities, but of the hundreds, maybe thousands of fields in the country that play every weekend or more. and you never hear about those problems, so it cant be a serious problem.

[personman]

Originally posted by xen_100

yes you are very paranoid. scuba tanks have been around for about 40 years and they fill those to 4000PSI. This is not new technology.....

The funny thing is that I scuba dive..
I dont know why Im more paranoid, I just am..

[Hexis]

I would be far more worried about a non fiber wrapped pressure vessel (scuba) than our paintball tanks. Those actually can blow up if they fail.

[Automaggin2]

Originally posted by shartley

You have a point! Maybe you should stop playing paintball?

you goober, i know the risks of paintballing, i try not to drop my tank!

[shartley]

Originally posted by Automaggin2


you goober, i know the risks of paintballing, i try not to drop my tank!