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20 lb?

In Reply to: Window screen posted by Captain_Caveman on May 05, 2003 at 23:52:30:

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Posted by:
Michael "LCT_Paintball" Lyon
on May 06, 2003 at 00:37:28

: First, forget compressed air.... get a 20# CO2 cylinder and a soda regulator. High mobility and good longevity.

That might be a bit much for my shoulder mounted law. I don't have a harness that could handle that tank. ; )
Eventually, it will run from a 20 oz CO2 tank. I should get over 50 shots from it.

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: : First, forget compressed air.... get a 20# CO2 cylinder and a soda regulator. High mobility and good longevity. : : That might be a bit much for my shoulder mounted law. I don't have a harness that could handle that tank. ; ) : Eventually, it will run from a 20 oz CO2 tank. I should get over 50 shots from it.

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