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Posted by:
WallyG
on January 06, 2003 at 13:52:27

I am very new to the sport. I just bought a cheap gun to see if I will like paintball. I was told that the 20oz CO2 tank is the only way to go. Does the 20oz screw right in the place of the original small cylinder or do I need an adapter?

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Re: CO2 tanks Spitzer 03:34:30 01/08/03 (2)

Re: CO2 tanks WallyG 13:07:08 01/08/03 (0)

Re: CO2 tanks WallyG 13:03:24 01/08/03 (0)

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