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Getting a tank filled in Dayton, OH
- Thread starter SteveJewels
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google DIVE/SCUBA SHOPS and Paint Ball Stores in the Dayton, Ohio area. You may also want to reach out to your local fire stations if see if they can fill your tank or can tell you where they get their air tanks filled
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Why not bite the bullet, so to speak, and get a cheap compressor? I get that it's a big outlay of cash for some of us but it should pay for itself in the 1st year in the way of time, gas & shop fees. My Yong Heng lasted 3.5 years & because I bought a 4 yr warranty for $40 I was refunded FULL amount when it died.
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I did the same with a cheap Vevor through Walmart. With 3 year complete replacement warranty, (fully expecting it to crap out) just a hair over $200. I only fill my rifles cylinders, no tanks or bottles. Never start or stop under load, only runs a (very) few minutes at a time, hasn’t exceeded 35°C so far.
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Edit to add: I have only used this compressor up to 3600 psi. If I were needing 4500, I would spring for a much better one.
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I have found this site to be very helpful so I asked here.
I am looking for feedback, positive and negative, from people who have gotten tanks filled in the Dayton area.
I am looking for feedback, positive and negative, from people who have gotten tanks filled in the Dayton area.
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I-70 paintball
Wildcat road in Huber Heights.
Only one in the area I know of filling to 4500, but have not researched it for 3 years or so.
Wildcat road in Huber Heights.
Only one in the area I know of filling to 4500, but have not researched it for 3 years or so.
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If you’re on Facebook join Central Ohio Airgunners. They are based out of Columbus but Ohio has a large group of airgun shooters.
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