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Picking nitrogen tank

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Posted by:
Randy Besson
on September 29, 2003 at 22:48:51

I have a 98 custom and I'm looking to get a nitrogen tank for the gun and not looking to spend alot on this. I see Pure Energy has one made out of steel and weighs 3lbs. Here is where I lost: I see different sizes, I know psi (pounds per square inch and cu (cubic inch) means and larger the tank the more shots. Which brand is good quality? What should I look for in a tank? Will I need the Comp-Air Low Pressure System for the gun to see a difference? And any other info would be a real help.

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: I have a 98 custom and I'm looking to get a nitrogen tank for the gun and not looking to spend alot on this. I see Pure Energy has one made out of steel and weighs 3lbs. Here is where I lost: I see different sizes, I know psi (pounds per square inch and cu (cubic inch) means and larger the tank the more shots. Which brand is good quality? What should I look for in a tank? Will I need the Comp-Air Low Pressure System for the gun to see a difference? And any other info would be a real help.

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