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Re: 3a hpa

In Reply to: 3a hpa posted by Silver.C. on May 14, 2003 at 10:39:25:

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on May 14, 2003 at 15:13:11

I've seen them but haven't heard anything good or bad about them. I do know that the Crossfires are excellent tanks and perform well. Looks like the 3A's are an existing reg that the company bought and slapped together with there anima tanks. Personally I would say go for the Crossfire over a brand new company that is yet unproven. Hope it helps.
Razor

: Was wondering if anyone here has used 3A paintball tanks. If so how did they compare to lets say crossfire? I am looking at the 3A 88ci 4500psi and it looks pretty darn good and it is cheep.
: thanks all.

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: I've seen them but haven't heard anything good or bad about them. I do know that the Crossfires are excellent tanks and perform well. Looks like the 3A's are an existing reg that the company bought and slapped together with there anima tanks. Personally I would say go for the Crossfire over a brand new company that is yet unproven. Hope it helps. : Razor : : : Was wondering if anyone here has used 3A paintball tanks. If so how did they compare to lets say crossfire? I am looking at the 3A 88ci 4500psi and it looks pretty darn good and it is cheep. : : thanks all.

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