4500's a little bigger?

[FalconGuy016]

I know I posted this in the "4500's safe" but no one is going to look at it again with all these posts just about everyone who cares to look at it already has. I was just wondering if 4500's were a little larger than 3000's because mabye of more material usage? I would guess so but could you tell me mabye how much bigger? Hopefully not a lot because im judging the tank im buying on a 3000 model which I loved how it feeled on my gun and im hoping it feels the same if its a 4500.

Thanks

[Load SM5]

They are the same size, or close enough that I can't tell.

[FalconGuy016]

Wow thats awesome, thanks for telling me that!!!

[Gitaroo Man]

Originally posted by Load SM5
They are the same size, or close enough that I can't tell.

[FalconGuy016]

everything I sese posts:BANNED I think you are banned every tiem

[Gitaroo Man]

lol, i just put that under there....tricks people out



I'm not banned if you haven't figured that out

[BajaBoy]

my crossfire(4500) is alot heavier then my flaline.. but the 4500 is maybe a half of cm more front to back.. the fiber not the inner core

[FalconGuy016]

too heavy? Would you say, heavier than a 48 steel?

[Creative Mayhem]

The sizs are the same. 68cu in is still 68cu in. The only differance is in the wrapping and thickness of the core tank(both minor diff) As for the weight being more than 48 steel... a lot lighter.

Think of it this way... steel is heavier than aluminum right? Well fiberwrap is slightly heavier than alum... only ounces though.

Hope it helps.


C Mayhem

[FalconGuy016]

I know but he said the 4500 was heavier and ive only felt 3000's