One Liter, Two or Three Liter Carbon Bottle? For field fills which have you found is adequate for a day or two?
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One Liter, Two or Three Liter Carbon Bottle?
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I have a 2 liter from huma air. It will fill my Impact to a complete fill of 250 bar from around 140 bar exactly 1 time. After that I get partial fills.
That same bottle lets me shoot a tin of 200 at the range out if my RAW — thats using 200 bar as a fill pressure.
That same bottle lets me shoot a tin of 200 at the range out if my RAW — thats using 200 bar as a fill pressure.
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This is good info - I am looking at getting a Maverick Compact or Sniper. Currently have a .25 Vulcan
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The 2 liter is nice to carry around, fits perfectly in a tripod bag, works for a day of shooting. If you’re looking for more than a day then go bigger.
I do have a couple of 30 minute scba tanks off ebay — haven’t used one yet but its about double the air of a 2 liter.
I do have a couple of 30 minute scba tanks off ebay — haven’t used one yet but its about double the air of a 2 liter.
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1L for field/hunting top offs hiking around. As big as you can manage otherwise. Id get 3L shooting at the power level i use. Its very situationaly subjective.
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2 liter is about a 1/2 liter larger than a 90 cubic inch I get about one top off out of it on a 580 cc tank to 3500 psi and a couple partials so it should top off a 480 probably 2 with a couple partial fills
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I use a small collection of 90ish inch bottles as my field fill tanks. They work rather nicely with chinese fill stations on them
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