Is a dynoflow tank any good. My local proshop manager was really tring to sell me one today but i did not have the 400 dollars.it was a 68cu 4500psi adjustable. probably should just wait for the flatline but how much are those gonna be.
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All of the Centerflag tanks are good. Very high flow, they to need to be double regged because supposedly they are designed to increase pressure to keep the flow up when the tank pressure gets below 850 or something. If you are running it on a mag it will work very well. 400 is a little high for one, but since I beleve in supporting local stores I'd pay it, if I didn't already have one at least.
The flatline 4500's are supposed to be 50-75 dollars more expensive the the 3000's, at least that is what AGD is trying for.
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there nice tanks, but arn't 400 dollars worth, i say if ya have a mag go for a AGD flatline, i mean thats what there mainly made for....
400 is a rip, ya can prolly get one used for about 200?Comment
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I have a 68/4500 Dynaflow that I got used for $300 with a pewter shocktech drop. THe guy I got it from had it on his backup so it was in mint condition when I arrived. It has been a great tank. It's very light and as headcase said shoots a consistant shot until the tank is almost dry. I have literally finished a game with all of my shots going normally and looked down at the guage and noticed that I have almost no air left. Either that's a really nice feature or my gauge is screwed
$400 new is'nt that bad but if you can find one used in good shape you could save a littleComment
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