What is a good Preset Tank for mags?

[d4m4don3]

Centerflag, wether its their 420, 420SV or their dynaflow systems. You could ask the boys at centerflag to preset your 420 to 950 psi. They're willing to do it

[robnix]

crossfire is no longer listed on action village, and i cant find there web site either, didi something happen to them?
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http://www.crossfireinc.com/

[warbeak2099]

Good brands with fast recharging regs:

Nitro Duck
Crossfire
Centerflag
Guerilla


If you can't afford an adjustable new, you might wanna get a used one. You can get a 68/45 Flatline for $150-200 nowadays. A good quality new preset will run you around $170-200.

[SR_matt]

my friend uses a corssy on a stock tac one with ult and the psi comming in lets the trigger be very soft (walkable) but still has a tinny bounce factor if u hit it in teh right spot
-matt

[deathstalker]

Used Flatlines can be had at a decent price, but I hesitate to recommend it for an X-Valve. A used SP Max-Flow can also be found for a good price and, IMHO, is a better performer.

I own a 68/45 Flatline, 68/45 Max-Flow, and 70/45 Crossfire. When I shot my 'Mag for the first time with the Crossfire (after using the Flatline for about a year), it truly felt like a whole new marker. The only reason I still own the Flatline is because bidding didn't even hit $100 when I put it up on eBay this summer. I was willing to sell it cheap, but not THAT cheap.

The SP also breathed new life into it and the only reason I don't use it on my 'Mag is because I keep it at LP for many of my other markers.

[Danimal82]

From my experience stay away from nitroduck x-stream adustable regulators. You are a very lucky person if you can adjust over 850. There is a thread in the forums talking about everyones troubles with them. I bought one for the purpose of upping reactivity, wont go higher than most presets. Customer service was also horrible. Centerflag, Macdev legionair 05 are my favorites.

[slateman]

High Pressure Crossfire tanks. Not real expensive, but pretty reliable

[don miguel]

Whatever it is it should be from 68-88ci becaquse mags are air suckers. GO FOR A BIG TANK. I made the mistake of buying a 48ci so go big.

[RavishingEddie]

Whatever it is it should be from 68-88ci becaquse mags are air suckers. GO FOR A BIG TANK. I made the mistake of buying a 48ci so go big.

Thank you Don Miguel. You really are a nice guy. I take back everything I said about you.

Welcome to AO

[don miguel]

Thank you Don Miguel. You really are a nice guy. I take back everything I said about you.

Welcome to AO

So are you.

[paintballfiend]

What about a 72/3000 stel tank. will that work?

[don miguel]

Mags run at 800 psi so get an adjustable that goes to 800 psi.

-don

[REDRT]

Used Flatlines can be had at a decent price, but I hesitate to recommend it for an X-Valve.

I wouldn't hesitate. My flatline is worthless for the reactive valves such as a X-valve. Even after having it rebuilt and checked over at AGD it still could keep up to a stock 3.2 Emag.

Preset wise I have a guerrilla air assault and my brother has a crossfire. Both work tip top.

[RavishingEddie]

So you guys don't think a Flatline system is good for a mag? I thought they were specially made for a mag. I just bought one for myself but haven't really tested it yet.

[11 Bravo]

I havent seen Pmi mentioned. So I will. PMI makes a good preset tank.