N/A Does anyone own a 7000 psi airgun.
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Or you can buy specialty cylinders from a bottled gas supply. I imagine that would even be hard. I once wanted to find hp helium and that was unobtainium for a couple reasons at the time.
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It would be categorically stupid because it would force government regulations and that is probably the worst thing this hobby and the air gun industry needs.Curious ,how smart would it be to make a 7000psi air gun?
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You don’t have to strain it to the full 7K psi… It would be nice for.topping off SCBAs to their full 4500 psi fill rating…. With my 4500 psi HPAC I only fill my SCBAs to 4K psi. Not worth it to me to strain it for those additional 500 psi…
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I know about high pressure air,you can cut with it.Knowing how unsafe some people can be,some would get hurt or hurt other. More is not always best,come on ,sorry some people get hurt picking their noses
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The only reason to own a 7000 psi air gun ?????????????????? none i really cannot think of a reason , not even shot count . but i hate to think that flimsy O rings are what holds that much psi next to my face .
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And I'm sure people said the very same thing when PCPs went to 2000 psi, 3000 psi and then to 
4500 PSI.
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I myself have a scott 5.5 SCBA tank rated for 5500 psi..I have a GX CS-4 and i fill to 5500 psi.. I use a external regulator and guages for 6000 psi..I then regulate to my Texan at 3625 psi.. I get alot more shots from 5500 psi fill.. The scba tanks compressors and boosters in the Usa are using 5500 psi..So i feel pretty comfortable with it.. If i can upgrade my .510 Texan to new 4500 psi T-Rex valve then i will really need 5500 psi regulated to 4500 psi...Put boy would 650 grain spire point boat tails going 950 fps at .5 B.C would be pretty fun for the 300 yard range and hunting...
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