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Re: Co2 Tanks

In Reply to: Co2 Tanks posted by Eric_ on January 27, 2003 at 13:44:00:

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Posted by:
Patrick "Knightwolf" Arnold
on January 30, 2003 at 02:18:53

: What is the biggest co2 tank i can buy? What web site can i get it from?
Well, the biggest CO2 tank you could buy would be one of those 50 pound bulk tanks you get your fills off of. In terms of whats practical for the field, I believe 24oz. But you could buy a HPA tank and run CO2 into it, you'd probably get 3-4 pounds of CO2 into one of them.

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: : What is the biggest co2 tank i can buy? What web site can i get it from? : Well, the biggest CO2 tank you could buy would be one of those 50 pound bulk tanks you get your fills off of. In terms of whats practical for the field, I believe 24oz. But you could buy a HPA tank and run CO2 into it, you'd probably get 3-4 pounds of CO2 into one of them.

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