Q:

Anyone has a smaller bottle?

If so, how have you got it?

Thanks, ILDE.

(OK, I´m a small man) 😉

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MiltonBradly:

I was getting 40 shots with the Standard AF tank, 22 cal, standard talon valve, 12 inch barrel (with some POI drop).
With the same setup, except 22 cubic inch tank, I get about 25 or 27 shots.
Never did a formal study of it with the crony, just an “in the woods” study.

Mark

hey MM123522 what shot count are you getting out of the 22cid wevo tanks? I’m planning to use them for my build but don’t know what to expect from them.

Thanks
MB

I see it now, thank you MM. Great link.

95 dollars is for the tank with a paintball regulator.
The bare tank is $43

Mark

They list that tank as 95 dollars on that site. Do you get it there or some other site?

Lucky you… I wish I could make my own valves.

Many thanks for the info, ILDE.

ILDE:

I have five 22 cubic inch tanks. The standard AF tank is 30 cubic inches.
The smaller tanks are 2 inches in diameter, and AF tanks are about 3.5 inches in diameter. They make it easier to see through the scope as it puts your eye lower.
They are much lighter than the standard AF tank. AF tank = 2.5 pounds with the valve. 22 cubic inch tank weighs 1.5 pounds with the valve.
A standard AF valve will not fit the smaller tank. The AF tank has metric threads — m18-1.5. The smaller tank has 5/8 – 18 english threads. I make my own valves, so it is not a problem for me.
When I hunt, I take 3 tanks with me. One in the gun, one in my pocket, and a reserve tank in the truck.
Tanks cost $43 each from Wevo Paintball – on the web.
http://www.wevopaintball.com/3000psitanks.html

Mark

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