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Re: "low pressure" hpa tanks

In Reply to: Re: "low pressure" hpa tanks posted by Tom Sparkman on February 06, 2003 at 12:24:21:

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Posted by:
joey "papajoe" ecklund
on February 06, 2003 at 21:09:57

: : anyone know of websites that sell "low pressure" hpa tanks? output pressure preset to 450-500psi...
: : any help would be appreciated....i need one for my bushmaster b2k.
: Paintballgear.com has Crossfire tanks for ~$200.
: Tom
thanks

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: : : anyone know of websites that sell "low pressure" hpa tanks? output pressure preset to 450-500psi... : : : any help would be appreciated....i need one for my bushmaster b2k. : : Paintballgear.com has Crossfire tanks for ~$200. : : Tom : thanks

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