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Co2 Tanks: Which is best for handling corrosion>>>
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Posted by _The Hare_ on September 12, 2002 at 22:48:28:

Does anyone know of a 9-12 oz that is good for storing co2 when you need it. . .that is coated for those long breaks in between games--might span weeks--(yes will be using on-off valve w/t burst-disk)

>>>Im talking about the inside what is best protected for oxidation!<<<

Thanks for any assistance. -H.

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