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Re: Small tanks (45/45) on Phantos?

In Reply to: Small tanks (45/45) on Phantos? posted by Silver.C. on May 29, 2003 at 22:39:36:

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Posted by:
Gene "Repoman" Wood
on September 13, 2003 at 12:43:35

: so, has anyone tried those super light (around 2lb) 45/4500 tanks from Pure Energy, Java, and others?
...THERE ARE 2 OTHER TANKS YOU MAY WANT TO TRY
13ci 3000 & 22ci 3000
try here for tanks:
http://www.getrealpaintball.com
: If so, were they light enough to not throw any weight off? Or is it just too weird having something that big behind a phantom?

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: : so, has anyone tried those super light (around 2lb) 45/4500 tanks from Pure Energy, Java, and others? : ...THERE ARE 2 OTHER TANKS YOU MAY WANT TO TRY : 13ci 3000 & 22ci 3000 : try here for tanks: : http://www.getrealpaintball.com : : If so, were they light enough to not throw any weight off? Or is it just too weird having something that big behind a phantom?

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