experiences with pre-sets

[mag-rebelution]

Well, I finally got a new mag after a two year lay off from the sport , and I know from experience that mags typcally run better on HPA . Being a college student unfortuatly I cant spent alot of money on stuff I dont absolutly need , so I cant sink alot of money into a nice HPA set up right now. I can however sink some money into something that'll let my gun preform at a high level , and not be too expensive-100-200 . So my question to you all is In your experiences what is the best preset tank to be had , probably 68/3k , Ive heard that the pure energy tanks are prfairly decent but im looking for a little more insight. Thanks

[askman]

The consensus is that Crossfire tank is the most bang for the bucks here. Pure energy is a good tank though. For myself, I would pick up a used 68/3000 fiber tank with fixed output. They sell in the low 100s.(I've seen it for 100-120) with good hydro date. 68/4500 used sells for 150-170 or so. heck I even seen used 68/3000 flatliner for under 200.

I use N2 almost exclusively on mags.

[FalconGuy016]

Yep... I even think that presets are ideal on mags, unless you want to tune your RT valve

[pbpancho]

i have a pure energy 68/3k on my Retro and love it, its just right

[RT pRo AuToMaG]

68/4500 crossfire tanks are under 200, same with the 88/45's and the 71/45's. Personally i'd go with a new crossfire, very consistant and at a great price too.

[madmatt151]

Air America...

What about the Air AMerica "The Reg" it is $179 for the 68/4500 and $189 for the 88/4500. I have been debating on whether or not to get these. Are the crossfires better than AA?

[bbecker666]

I got a 68/3000 nitro duck w/megareg right here on ao for $120 just look around for a few days and your bound to find a good deal.

[TheJester]

crossfire all the way....68ci/3000 on mine, 261, 259, 262 for chrono results for an indoor game