Posted by: "FamilyMan" on January 23, 2004 at 20:13:40

I've got a crossfire 68/4500 high output tank and a 68/4500 crossfire low output tank. Last weekend they were performing up to their normally high standards (no shootdown, no problems). I left about 3000 psi in them for the week, and kept them in the basement (above 50 - 60 deg F). Tonight when I went to prep for tomorrow, both tanks were experiencing shootdown. I saw the shootdown both on my cocker(using both my palmer stabilzer and switching back to the stock WGP reg)and my son's Bushmaster. (Both tanks). I threw my Nitro duck 68/4500 on the cocker, and it seemed to be okay (it quickly ran out of air - I had less than 1K in it). My questions: 1) What could have caused the change in both tanks' performance? 2) What can I do about it? Thanks for all of the help and suggestions!

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