300 bar bottle only for m3 and maverick???

They say 300 bar is too much struggle for 1 reg, from 300 bar to 80-130 as most regs are set to. So you need the second reg to lower the pressure for the first

I wouldn't do it. The guns that have 300 bar fills were designed from the factory for 300 bar fills. Safety wise it's not worth it. If your reg was to fail then you could have that full 300 bar everywhere and could potentially have something fail and be very dangerous. With 2 regs it's a fail safe and you should be ok if your first reg was to fail.

Where are you seeing people getting them? I need one for my M3

I’m trying to figure out which bottle I have, I just went and looked and the bottle on my M3 says 310 Bar Max. I received my gun the last week in April. I assume it came with the 300 bar bottle?

Mine also says 310 but I think that is a test pressure. The INOCOM's are what come on them and the CZ/Armotechs are the true 300BAR bottle upgrades. Someone tried telling me the factory one you could fill to 300 but why would they do that and then sell a 300 upgrade?

Hopefully FX responds as this is a question really they can only answer

I just got my 300 bottle yesterday it says. PW 300 bar PH 450 bar

Where did you get your 300bar bottle at?

https://talontunes.com/shop/carbon-fiber-bottles-300bar-580cc/ Ordered on Wednesday and received on Friday 

Awesome thanks for the info.

No do not put a 300 bar bottle on a single reg FX. Bad things can happen when that 1 reg fails.

Factory delivered FX Mavericks and Impacts are delivered with 250 Bar bottles (230 bar for the Maverick VP model). 

I’m trying to figure out which bottle I have, I just went and looked and the bottle on my M3 says 310 Bar Max. I received my gun the last week in April. I assume it came with the 300 bar bottle?

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If you notice, all the FX carbon fiber bottles states "PW250 at 15°C" but "PSmax310 at 60°C". This means that the standard working pressure at standard temperatures(15°C) is 250 Bar. The maximum it can safely handle while filling is 310 Bar, but that's at 60 degree Celsius, which is expected to cool down to 250 Bar at 15 degree Celsius. You have to fill the bottle EXTREMELY fast to have it filled to such 60 degrees Celsius, so basically these bottles are not made to be held past 250 Bar.

Good news to all M3, though, is the new FX 300bar valve on the 250bar bottle right now. The new FX 300bar valve is stainless steel and has much longer threading than the older black (blued steel) valve. The older valves are only designed for 250 Bar.



250bar FX carbon fiber bottle



Right now all M3 come with the new FX 300bar valves(stainless)



Older black color 250bar valve(blue steel)

I see some people are getting their hands on the new fx 300 bar bottles for their impacts m3 and maverick. What I want to know is, can we use the 300 bar on mk1 and mk2 impacts? There are many 300 bars fill airgun out there with only 1 reg. So 300 bar bottle isn't limit to dual reg only right? I want to be able to use the 300 bar on my mk2 impact for more shots per fill. Can I or do I need to go out and get a m3?

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I don’t think I’ve seen an official release that the maverick is ready for 300 bar? Only the M3 is officially released as 300 bar compatible with the right bottle.

Other issue is the gun still has a 250 bar gauge. 

Put a 300 bar bottle on and that gauge is toast 

Hopefully we get some FX branded Wika's that are 300Bar.

My Maverick has 300 bar gauges 

Interesting I didn't know that. Is there bottle valve different from the M3's new style one?

Hopefully we get some FX branded Wika's that are 300Bar.

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FX-USA said the new 300bar wika gauge will be available soon, and offer to previous M3 owner for free. You can call them then you will be on the 'free list'.

I PMed @FX-USA the other day to weigh in on this thread but no response as of yet. I think it's important for them to respond for safety reasons