Best HPA Tank Size... 68, 88, 114ci

[lew]

They are generally referring to Center Flag.
I use an 88/4500 Stubby and 47/3000 Crossfires on my Cocker and Spyder and a 114/3000 Raptor on my Mag. The Raptor is quite compact because of its mounting system. The regulator is directly underneath the grip frame.

[Steelrat]

I'd say it also depended on the gun you were using. I can get away with 45/45s on my AKA guns easily, the mag wont really do well with anything other than a 68/45 for me, due to the amount of paint I shoot. It also depends on the position you prefer. Front guys typically use small tanks, back guy use bigger ones.

Currently, Im using a 68/45 centerflag dynaflow. Its a good size for any gun.

[Timmee]

I had a 114/4500 MaxFlo (LP output) up until recently. While it held a lot of air, I realized it was too big for my needs. Now I've got a 70/4500 crossfire (HP output), and can use it on either my BM2K or my 'Mag.

[vf-xx]

It's just a matter of preference. I personally like running my 114 4.5ksi geddon. I use a remote and run it from a kamel pack. This way it doesn't interfere with any harness I wear. Also it seems to be easier to find the 114's cheaply over the more desired smaller tanks.

I also like not having to worry about fills. At texball I was running about 900psi output and I shot a little over 1k rounds on just over 1/2 a tank.

[oneshot]

yeah 88 stubby is the best imo, with the effiecient guns they have now, you can shoot almost a case out of a 88, but it is also not to big that you can't play front/mid with it.

[Mr. Frodo]

I'm looking at adjustable ones right now... 68-90ci with output from roughly the 200psi to around 900psi. My local shop says that fixed output is better then variable output. Is this true? My Omen is comes with a vertical reg anyway, so it's effectively double regged. I just want the tank to be compatible with any future markers I get.