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Posted by:
Alan Young2
on August 05, 2003 at 17:04:03

I'm thinking of using a 20 oz aluminum CO2 without the valve as a low pressure resevoir for a small air cannon.
Does anyone know the size and type of threads in the neck of the tank? They don't look like NPT to me. If they are not NPT, what can I use as an adaptor to fit NPT pipe?

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: I'm thinking of using a 20 oz aluminum CO2 without the valve as a low pressure resevoir for a small air cannon. : Does anyone know the size and type of threads in the neck of the tank? They don't look like NPT to me. If they are not NPT, what can I use as an adaptor to fit NPT pipe?

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