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Re: Any opinions on Crossfire preset 450psi bottles?

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Posted by Tom Sparkman on August 08, 2002 at 13:39:09:

In Reply to: Any opinions on Crossfire preset 450psi bottles? posted by Fritz1970 on August 08, 2002 at 11:03:47:

: Would like to hear anyone's experience with Crossfire preset 450psi low pressure bottles. Have several other bottles, so please don't suggest alternatives. I'm only interested in what markers you've run the Crossfire on and how it has performed. Am using it on Bushie and on low pressure 'cocker.

: Thanx;

: Fritz

I believe that earlier BM2Ks had a regulator that required an input ~450psi instead of the usual 800psi that most fixed put out. If yours does, there are fixed output tanks available with an output of 450psi.

Tom

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: : Would like to hear anyone's experience with Crossfire preset 450psi low pressure bottles. Have several other bottles, so please don't suggest alternatives. I'm only interested in what markers you've run the Crossfire on and how it has performed. Am using it on Bushie and on low pressure 'cocker. : : Thanx; : : Fritz : I believe that earlier BM2Ks had a regulator that required an input ~450psi instead of the usual 800psi that most fixed put out. If yours does, there are fixed output tanks available with an output of 450psi. : Tom

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