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Posted by:
ro-bare
on May 09, 2003 at 21:10:33

Hi! I'm returning to the sport after 12 years of doing other things. I have two 4-ounce stubby co2 tanks I'm quite fond of, one steel, one aluminum. The aluminum one is still full after all this time.
Are they time bombs in the making, or safe to use?
Any rabid collectors out there seeking to pay mad money for a deeply modified (and rather leaky) Sheridan KP-2, or a geniune "Woodstalk" facemask, both vintage 1987?

Chris

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: Hi! I'm returning to the sport after 12 years of doing other things. I have two 4-ounce stubby co2 tanks I'm quite fond of, one steel, one aluminum. The aluminum one is still full after all this time. : Are they time bombs in the making, or safe to use? : Any rabid collectors out there seeking to pay mad money for a deeply modified (and rather leaky) Sheridan KP-2, or a geniune "Woodstalk" facemask, both vintage 1987? : : Chris

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