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Re: tanks that are completely round???>>>>where???

In Reply to: tanks that are completely round???>>>>where??? posted by screaming tree on November 11, 2002 at 00:10:02:

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Posted by:
Bob MacAffee
on November 12, 2002 at 12:02:31

: saw round tanks at cup ?2? years ago, guy said that tanks were holding way more air than it looked due to round design being stronger/thinner.
: somebody today said that they saw a 70ci ?3000? round tank for sale.
: any clues???
Both Crossfire and WGB are making systems utilizing the 70-72 cu. in. cylinders. However they are not any stronger that a standard wrapped cylinder that you use now. Also, that are completely 'round'. They are just extremely short and fat.
If you look at the newest Paintball 2 Xtreme magazine (December), there is one in their new product spotlight on page 29.
-Shawn

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: : saw round tanks at cup ?2? years ago, guy said that tanks were holding way more air than it looked due to round design being stronger/thinner. : : somebody today said that they saw a 70ci ?3000? round tank for sale. : : any clues??? : Both Crossfire and WGB are making systems utilizing the 70-72 cu. in. cylinders. However they are not any stronger that a standard wrapped cylinder that you use now. Also, that are completely 'round'. They are just extremely short and fat. : If you look at the newest Paintball 2 Xtreme magazine (December), there is one in their new product spotlight on page 29. : -Shawn

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