Air America Raptor

[Quackman71]

Can someon help me out and inform me of some drop forwards that fit on to the Raptor. Thanks. Air America is selling them really cheap on their web site...$190.

[Load SM5]

Any of the KAPP cradles should work fine. Also keep in mind that the Raptors have no output gauge or a way to turn them off. You'll need an good slidecheck (I'd recommend the Proconnect) unless you want to fire it dry after every day of playing. Other that that they're good tanks.

[Phil]

If I were you I would get "The Reg". It is a 68/45 screw in that were on sale for $145. I have 2 frends that got em and they are great tanks.

[Gunga]

I've got a cradle from Custom Products that has a dovetail mount in it on my RaptorRex. This allows you to use whatever dovetailed drop forward you want.

http://www.customproducts-az.com/rapter-cradle.htm

[Quackman71]

What about a DYE Drop forwad

Does anyone know it the DYE raptor drop forward works well?

[Quackman71]

Does the Raptor Have an extra hole for an output gauge?

Does the Raptor Have and output Gauge hole so I could add one?

[madmatt151]

Raptor or REG?

Which is the better deal? Both tanks are $199 for the 88ci. Which would you buy?

[Gunga]

Re: Does the Raptor Have an extra hole for an output gauge?

Originally posted by Quackman71
Does the Raptor Have and output Gauge hole so I could add one?

No.

[Mossman]

You can attach a "T" fitting to the output hole, attach a guage to 1 of the ports and your air line to the other.

Also, you can turn off the raptor. You simply adjust the screw all the way out to zero PSI.

I'd take the raptor over any screw in for the same price.