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Re: what hpa tank for m98c?

In Reply to: Re: what hpa tank for m98c? posted by Dakeyras on August 23, 2003 at 14:40:26:

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Posted by:
Mike Roch
on August 23, 2003 at 20:39:22

Nope not really unless you want to run a low pressure gun. The nitrogen is under a lot of pressure in the tank and is not measured in ounces like co2. Its just the means of measurement. so you can see on the gauges how much pressure you have left in your tank

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: Nope not really unless you want to run a low pressure gun. The nitrogen is under a lot of pressure in the tank and is not measured in ounces like co2. Its just the means of measurement. so you can see on the gauges how much pressure you have left in your tank

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