I've been looking for a 68ci 4500 psi Nitro tank for under 180.00 (new). All I can find are ACI Bulldogs for under 180.00 and pbreview.com says they suck. Anyone have any other ideas (I was also thinking 3-a but I dont know if I trust them).
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Also, how big of a difference in size is there between a 88ci 3000 PSI and a 68 ci 4500 psi? I might consider a good 88 3000psi (I need a tank that will shoot 800+ shots on one fill). -
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160.00 for a 68/45 Crossfire
thats what i bought
*EDIT== THEY RAISED THE PRICES...BUT U CAN GET A 114/3k FOR 170.. bu thats a huge tankComment
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yeah... I dont think I want a 114 ci tank.. lolComment
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I've had nothing but a trouble-free experience with my 45/45 ACI tank. I bring close to 900 paintballs on the field with me and with a full fill, I can shoot them all (with lvl X).
That said, I'm patiently awaiting the arrival of my Flatline.
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Although I do believe you never had problems with your 45/45 ACI tank, the fact is that ALOT of people have had problems with them.Comment
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does anyone know if a Centerflag 68 ci 4500 psi nitro tank with a output of 750 runs good on a classic mag?Comment
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The Air America web site - search air america or some such, has Raptor Rex adjustable 68/4500 for like $180"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr SuessComment
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Ok, bulldogs suck?
I have a bulldog III 45/45 and 68/30 ... both of which are quite nice. I dont get dropoff at all, and are pretty consistent at a fair price. Pfht.
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Most 88's are the same length as 68's, but just fatter. However, SOME old 88's and non-popular brands are as fat or close to a 68 and just longerOriginally posted by Corbet
Also, how big of a difference in size is there between a 88ci 3000 PSI and a 68 ci 4500 psi? I might consider a good 88 3000psi (I need a tank that will shoot 800+ shots on one fill).
Do youhave a pro shop near you?Comment
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it has been said b4 that their customer serv. sucks and that the tanks break down.Originally posted by -=Squid=-
Ok, bulldogs suck? I have a bulldog III 45/45 and 68/30 ... both of which are quite nice. I dont get dropoff at all, and are pretty consistent at a fair price. Pfht.
Corbet, listen to Lohman446 and look into the raptor. I used one b4 and its a nice tank. Only thing i didnt like was it had no on-off but o wellRT
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So because something has been said, it makes it true? I can fly, did you know that?Originally posted by BajaBoy
it has been said b4 that their customer serv. sucks and that the tanks break down.
Corbet, listen to Lohman446 and look into the raptor. I used one b4 and its a nice tank. Only thing i didnt like was it had no on-off but o well I had abulldog II as well, performed perfectly.
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You should get more shots out of a 4500 PSI 68 tank than a 88 3000. A 68/45 should get about 1020 shots out of a single fill depending on what pressure you are running - this may not be directly true, the formula I have been told is 100 shots per CI in 3000 PSI and 150 in 4500 PSI though I have never tested it. I currently am running a 88/4500 PSI tank on my smart mag and have never had an issue with shots at half a case of paint.Originally posted by Corbet
Also, how big of a difference in size is there between a 88ci 3000 PSI and a 68 ci 4500 psi? I might consider a good 88 3000psi (I need a tank that will shoot 800+ shots on one fill).
BTW, the link to Air America http://www.airamerica.com/store/default.php?cPath=25"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr SuessComment
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Well I decided to just buy a Crossfire 68ci 4500 for 190.00. Oh well, I would have gotten the Raptor but I wanted a on/off and such.Comment
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