Lighest 68/45?

[v_3Sterns]

Do more bicep curls and then you won't have to care :P

[awd]

I meant that since I am short my arms are somewhat short. That's why I was asking :P

[NukeGoose]

The 70 Stubby is the same length as a 45 but as big around as an 88. Feels great, but they're a bit heavy.

The Conquest is definately much lighter than the Crossfires (I've had 3). Right now I'm using a 45/45 Conquest, feels great, super light. I might get a LegionAir II sometime just for the ease of use of a screw in.

[awd]

Could someone please link me to a legion air? I am just sort of skeptical about getting a 45/45 because of the horrible efficiency mags get.

[BeaverEater]

Do more bicep curls and then you won't have to care :P

You will still have muscle fatigue after a day of playing.

[NukeGoose]

http://www.macdev.net/us/legionair.htm

[tony3]

Conquests won't work on xmags. Either get the legion for preset, or a dynaflow for adjustable.

[GT]

THE LIGHTEST tank IS the dynaflow. I have had two dynas and four mac dev's and weighed them all. Dyna is lighter but only by a dozen or so grams.

[Suspect John]

Hey tony, dont they make high flow adjustable conquests.

[nato]

I dont think they have high flow conquests... also I tried emailing macdev for 45/45 68/45 weights on the legionair and conquests but unfortunatly they are unable to reply to AOL accounts... if someone could do us a favor and email them from your non-aol account and post their reply then that would rock hard.

Later

N.A.T.O.

[tony3]

Hey tony, dont they make high flow adjustable conquests.

No, they only make low pressure ones, even though they are adjustable, only up to 500 psi. You can push them up to 700 psi, but you run risks of ruining your system. 700 is still pretty low for a mag.

[White_Noise]

NATO, if this was PBN, id flame you so bad for being too weak to hold up your xmag and flatline


dont you remember the problems i had with my conquest and my rt?

[trains are bad]

THE LIGHTEST tank IS the dynaflow.

there's no way a dynaflow can be lighter than say, a centerflag screw in.

What I want to know, is if there's a dime's bit of difference in the actual bottle weights between luxfer, carelton, sci or whoever else.

[GT]

there's no way a dynaflow can be lighter than say, a centerflag screw in.

add the asa to the mix

[trains are bad]

true, true. I hate screw ins anyway.