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Re: ***20/50/75/100 Lb.*** Co2 Tanks -Bulk
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Posted by Lord Bunker on June 17, 2002 at 00:21:43:

In Reply to: ***20/50/75/100 Lb.*** Co2 Tanks -Bulk posted by Sephiroth on June 15, 2002 at 21:30:41:

the big thing you need is a co2 fill station those go fro around $50. then you need a scale, and the tank. not sure about the filling cost, i get mine through a local machinist that sponsors my team. he's got a co2 service. i'd suggest the smaller $50 tank. it's big enough to get several good fills off of but it's still pretty portable. those are a great size to take to large scenario games.

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