Need help choosing a cradle

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  • TraXeR
    Registered User
    • Sep 2002
    • 1761

    #1

    Need help choosing a cradle

    I recently aquired a 114 ci 3,000 psi adjustable psi raptor tank. This is my first non-screw in tank, so I'm not familiar with my options/choices. I'd like have the 'butt' of the tank about 7-9 inches behind the grip and the whole tank about 2-5 inches under the grip. Can anyone recommend some cradles? Price is NOT an option but I don't want it 'super' flashy or crappy looking. I'll be using this tank on my 68 mag (or e/xmag if i ever get one) if that helps with 'grip screw' type. Stocks are no an option, I simply do not like them and they hinder my gameplay. Thanks! Any help is appreciated!
    'people should not be allowed to own paintguns which are smarter than they are'

    -Sparq
  • kevdupuis
    KNDE
    • May 2002
    • 1041

    #2
    I think you're kind of limited to using a KAPP Drop Zone, Drop Zone II/III/stubby, or Empire cradle system with the Raptor style reg.
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    • Creative Mayhem
      AO's OFFICIAL CANUCK
      • Apr 2002
      • 3633

      #3
      I used a benchmark cradle for my Raptor, when I had the 114 tank on it. The 114 tank is huge, you really are going to have fun trying to find a drop that will do exactly what you want and not look ugly or flashy.



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      • TraXeR
        Registered User
        • Sep 2002
        • 1761

        #4
        Originally posted by Creative Mayhem
        I used a benchmark cradle for my Raptor, when I had the 114 tank on it. The 114 tank is huge, you really are going to have fun trying to find a drop that will do exactly what you want and not look ugly or flashy.
        Hmmm... if you 'drop' the specs I asked, what are the other options?
        'people should not be allowed to own paintguns which are smarter than they are'

        -Sparq

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