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paintballer86
on November 24, 2002 at 11:45:34

Does anybody have exerience with using a 68ci 3000 psi PMI system on an autococker? I want to know about how many shots you get with this because i'm trying to decided what to buy. The choices are both PMI systems and 68 ci but how many shots do you get with a 3000 psi and a 4500 psi. 3000 psi are cheaper to fill and not all places fill up to 4500 psi so i'm wondering how many shots you get with a 3000 psi. (the cocker will pretty much be stock, not low pressure) any help would be greatly appreaciated. thanks

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: Does anybody have exerience with using a 68ci 3000 psi PMI system on an autococker? I want to know about how many shots you get with this because i'm trying to decided what to buy. The choices are both PMI systems and 68 ci but how many shots do you get with a 3000 psi and a 4500 psi. 3000 psi are cheaper to fill and not all places fill up to 4500 psi so i'm wondering how many shots you get with a 3000 psi. (the cocker will pretty much be stock, not low pressure) any help would be greatly appreaciated. thanks

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