Bottle for a front man?

[Viper9201]

I've been thinking about getting myself a decent air system (still on my original tank 3000psi from when I started this year), and as a front player, is a 0.8L better (as opposed to 1.1), because of the lower profile, or does it not make much of a difference?

 

[lemonadeX]

Without a doubt you'll want a fibre-wrapped tank, as this will cut the weight down considerably from a steel tank (assuming that is what you're currently running?).

I personally have a 0.8l fibre-wrapped tank and it is nice and light for a front player, although I don't believe there is a huge difference in weight between a 0.8l and 1.1l so you might wanna go with a 1.1l tank to get more shots per fill.

-Will

 

[YourMUM]

My 12 years old has a .7 bottle
the Luxfer 0.7 + 1KG (1000g)
the cs 1.1 =1.25Kg (1250g)



not mush in it realy

BUT LOOK HERE FOR PIC's chap

http://www.southwestpaintball.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=37219#37219

 

[Lovetone]

stako

 

[lemonadeX]

My 12 years old has a .7 bottle


BUT LOOK HERE FOR PIC's chap

http://www.southwestpaintball.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=37219#37219

Just wonderin', how much does each weigh?

Cheers,

-Will

 

[Lovetone]

depends on the brand

hence stako

- light

- shorter than any standard 1.1 ive encountered

 

[YourMUM]

the Luxfer 0.7 + 1KG (1000g)
the cs 1.1 =1.25Kg (1250g)



not mush in it realy

 

[Viper9201]

OK thanks, but I was thinking more about size issues than weight?

 

[Mario]

1.1

you wont always be playing front. sometimes youll forget to gas. 1.1 is the best and is a good all rounder.

 

[Paontball Mad]

1.1

you wont always be playing front. sometimes youll forget to gas. 1.1 is the best and is a good all rounder.

and you can train for longer without having to stop to refill all the time