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im in the market for a new compressed air tank/n2 and i was wondering what it the big difference of carbon fiber against not getting it in carbon fiber. thanx in advance.
and if i get one that's not carbonfiber wrapped and use tank cover that be okay/betterhttp://www.actionvillage.com/031-3002 http://www.actionvillage.com/031-187-0003 how much shots ya think? or http://www.actionvillage.com/031-3011 non wrapped Last edited by iceman2009 : 04-23-2009 at 08:44 PM. |
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Those non-wrapped tanks are steel. The 72/3k you linked is way heavier than most CF tanks. The CF tanks are lighter and highly reccommended. I'd pick the 68/45 from your links because it has a 5yr hydro schedule. Means you can use it 2yrs longer before having to take it in for a hydro than the 72/3k and 68/3k.
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k ty going 2 buy one soon going 2 hit up local paintball place this weekend
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I just picked up a similar tank to that, might actually be the exact tank. It was a ninja paintball 68 4500 on sale for $99 shipped from paintballgateway.com. I had a 72 3000 pure energy tank that made my marker way too heavy but lasted most games. Id spend the xtra 30-40 dollars for that carbon fiber tank, you'll love it.
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a CF tnak mwill also hold WAY more air
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