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Re: Well, 's finally in the mail!

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Posted by EZ_Target on October 09, 2002 at 19:37:47:

In Reply to: Re: Well, 's finally in the mail! posted by LanceR on October 09, 2002 at 19:00:52:

: I'm partial to bottom-line, myself (converted from vertical); but I think the back-bottle ASA is angled, so your feed tube should clear your tank.
: 12 oz is kind of big for a Phantom; I usually use a 9 oz, and mine is GF. If you have clearance problems, go to a smaller tank. If you like the 10-rnd tubes, consider going vertical with a 4 oz tank.

Well, I'm graduating into pure stock class from the modified stock that I played with my BE Tigershark. (which has recently been retired.) Using a big tank in the woods, to avoid changing 12 grams, and to have a steady shoulder stock to help me aim.

The reasoning behind the 12 oz tank is that a 9 ounce tank is a little too short for me to shoulder the gun comfortably in the rifle configuration.

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stock class Tom Sparkman 12:06:51 10/10/02 (4)
- Re: stock class EZ_Target 18:31:11 10/10/02 (3)
  - Suggestion LanceR 18:31:41 10/11/02 (1)
    - Well... EZ_Target
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  - Re: stock class Tom Sparkman
    11:39:11 10/11/02 (0)

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: : : I'm partial to bottom-line, myself (converted from vertical); but I think the back-bottle ASA is angled, so your feed tube should clear your tank. : : 12 oz is kind of big for a Phantom; I usually use a 9 oz, and mine is GF. If you have clearance problems, go to a smaller tank. If you like the 10-rnd tubes, consider going vertical with a 4 oz tank. : Well, I'm graduating into pure stock class from the modified stock that I played with my BE Tigershark. (which has recently been retired.) Using a big tank in the woods, to avoid changing 12 grams, and to have a steady shoulder stock to help me aim. : The reasoning behind the 12 oz tank is that a 9 ounce tank is a little too short for me to shoulder the gun comfortably in the rifle configuration.

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