Posted by: Clayphoto on July 01, 2003 at 08:45:10

LOT of variables in that. Myself I have a Custom 98 with an anti-siphon tube, Palmer Stabilizer, shoot with a 12" barrel, and chrone so that I am between 279-285. With that, looks like I am running somewhere between 1600-2100 rounds per tank. This is based off the fact that on day at the field I shot somewhere between 700-850 rounds. When I asked that they weigh my tank they said I still had 12oz left. If I didn't have the Stabilizer, I would imagine that I would probably be getting around 900-1200 rounds. But to be honest, I've only ran out of air once and that was on my first tank fill early this year. : How many shots do you expect a 20 oz to give you my friend said about 800 but I don't think that it is that much.

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