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68/4500 is too small for shockers at least for me

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Posted by California_Dragon on April 03, 2002 at 02:45:55:

In Reply to: Recommend...Which Air Sys for an Eclipse Shocker? posted by erasure2 on April 02, 2002 at 22:29:27:

i use a 114/4500 raptor rex tank i bought for 179 out the door. but youll need at LEAST a 88/4500 tank if you dont want to fill your tank every other game. and if you fill the 68 to only 3000 you will be filling it every game if you shoot 400 rounds...shockers are accurate shockers are consistant but shockers use more gas than any other gun...double what my cocker uses.

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HOLY COW!!!! JULIOBOMBGOTCHA 21:15:40 04/07/02 (1)
- obviously youve never owned a shocker... California_Dragon
  21:53:09 04/07/02 (0)
I agree a 68/4500 is to small Wilkie
11:34:32 04/03/02 (0)
I agree a 68/4500 is to small Wilkie
11:34:29 04/03/02 (0)

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: i use a 114/4500 raptor rex tank i bought for 179 out the door. but youll need at LEAST a 88/4500 tank if you dont want to fill your tank every other game. and if you fill the 68 to only 3000 you will be filling it every game if you shoot 400 rounds...shockers are accurate shockers are consistant but shockers use more gas than any other gun...double what my cocker uses.

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