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Re: Air Tank PSI

In Reply to: Air Tank PSI posted by Hamilton_Warrior on September 18, 2003 at 22:40:54:

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Posted by:
deadeye9
on September 19, 2003 at 12:47:04

: I am new to Paintball and need a few questions answered. 1. I have a 20oz. Catalina Co2 Tank and want to put a gauge on it to monitor it while I play. How much PSI does that type of tank hold? Do I get a gauge that goes from 0-300PSI, 0-500PSI?
0-1000 PSI should do the trick.

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: : I am new to Paintball and need a few questions answered. 1. I have a 20oz. Catalina Co2 Tank and want to put a gauge on it to monitor it while I play. How much PSI does that type of tank hold? Do I get a gauge that goes from 0-300PSI, 0-500PSI? : 0-1000 PSI should do the trick.

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