Which bottle
- Thread starter Doddy
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This bottle will do you fine, its designed for air and not Co2 and will fit on any gun. It can be filled to 4500psi which will see you fine seen as most sites only seem to fill to 3000psi. It is carbon fibre wrapped alloy so is light weight.
Alot of people that are in to scenerio type guns that you state have the bottle mounted in a pack on their backs and run a remote line to the gun. But its all about personal preference.
I notice that the seller is saying that it has a leak, thats not a problem as these run a Ninja reg which are a doddle to service, I did my mates DXS tank the other day. But I would see if the seller could service it for you first if your not competent enough to service yourself.
This bottle will do you fine, its designed for air and not Co2 and will fit on any gun. It can be filled to 4500psi which will see you fine seen as most sites only seem to fill to 3000psi. It is carbon fibre wrapped alloy so is light weight.
Alot of people that are in to scenerio type guns that you state have the bottle mounted in a pack on their backs and run a remote line to the gun. But its all about personal preference.
I notice that the seller is saying that it has a leak, thats not a problem as these run a Ninja reg which are a doddle to service, I did my mates DXS tank the other day. But I would see if the seller could service it for you first if your not competent enough to service yourself.
Problem with the 'slight leak' frenchy is that a lot of people, (myself included) don't feel 100% comfortable with dismantling an air tank. I got a tank second hand, turns out it's missing a valve/oring in the regulator. I'm just going to send it straight to hpac as i don't want to take it apart myself, considering the 0 experience i have with maintaining tanks...
So for a 'noob' such as renegade, one that requires maintenance straight off the bat probably isn't advisable unless he's feeling confident
So for a 'noob' such as renegade, one that requires maintenance straight off the bat probably isn't advisable unless he's feeling confident
If your buying new you can't go wrong with these. Very light 
Also some have come up on the for sales thread recently.
http://www.lpspaintball.biz/acatalog/copy_of_GUERRILLA_Paintball.html
Also some have come up on the for sales thread recently.http://www.lpspaintball.biz/acatalog/copy_of_GUERRILLA_Paintball.html