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Re: Back to the game after a couple years, ? on HPA

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Posted by clange on October 04, 2002 at 18:28:23:

In Reply to: Back to the game after a couple years, ? on HPA posted by clange on October 04, 2002 at 15:26:30:

: Like the subject says i havent played in a couple years. Just dug my cocker out of the basement and i got an itch to run compressed air or nitro on it. Its stock (99). What tank would you guys recommend? Money is deffinately a concern. I was looking around and a 68 3000 looks like it could work, maybe an 88. What tank is cheap but still pretty good? I read something about age limits, like 3 years? It that just for the fiber tanks or all of them? Lastly what changes to my gun would be needed to run compressed air (if any)? Thanks.

: BTW i'm also looking to get a barrel. When i stopped playing i was looking at a lapco stainless. At the time they outshot the dyes in a test i saw and they are quite a bit cheaper. These still good barrels to get?
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Ok well the local shop has a 68 3000 nitro duck tough skin tank for 210. Hows that sound? I have no idea on price. They also had a steel 68 3000 that was like 160 but a little heavier. Forgot to check if they had an 88. I dont think i'd get 4500 cause i have no idea where i'd be playing. If they cant fill to 4500 they can still fill a 4500 tank to 3000 though correct? Just kind of a waste of money to get a 4500 if no place close fills it to that i guess.

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: : Like the subject says i havent played in a couple years. Just dug my cocker out of the basement and i got an itch to run compressed air or nitro on it. Its stock (99). What tank would you guys recommend? Money is deffinately a concern. I was looking around and a 68 3000 looks like it could work, maybe an 88. What tank is cheap but still pretty good? I read something about age limits, like 3 years? It that just for the fiber tanks or all of them? Lastly what changes to my gun would be needed to run compressed air (if any)? Thanks. : : BTW i'm also looking to get a barrel. When i stopped playing i was looking at a lapco stainless. At the time they outshot the dyes in a test i saw and they are quite a bit cheaper. These still good barrels to get? : ------------------------------------------------- : Ok well the local shop has a 68 3000 nitro duck tough skin tank for 210. Hows that sound? I have no idea on price. They also had a steel 68 3000 that was like 160 but a little heavier. Forgot to check if they had an 88. I dont think i'd get 4500 cause i have no idea where i'd be playing. If they cant fill to 4500 they can still fill a 4500 tank to 3000 though correct? Just kind of a waste of money to get a 4500 if no place close fills it to that i guess.

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