TalonSS CO2 to Low Pressure Air with CO@ adaptor and Scuba T
OK folks, I recently purchased a TalonSS 12β in .177 with CO2. I have 4 tanks that have the 3k burst disk. On a good hot day around here, say 80 to 90 degrees I shoot a 8.34 JSB .177 pellet around 730 to 750 FPS. Trouble is as nighttime approaches the temps drop to 60 or 70 degrees and the velocity drops significantly. Yea I know, itβs the nature of the beast. What I am looking for is a consistent 10 to12 FPE. That means 8.34 grains near 750 FPS. I have read a few hundred posts and being new only understood 10%. My question is this.
If I buy an 80 c. ft. scuba tank and fill it to 3000 psi can I then empty my co2 tanks, fill them to say 1800 psi, use the co2 adaptor that came with it and get 40 to 50 shots in the range I described. Yea I have read Hoots threads and others. What I need is pointed in the right direction and a list of what I actually need. Anyone willing to help me get to where I want to be, which is HPA / LPA in the 750+ FPS range with an 8.34 pellet and as many shots as possible. Is it possible or have I misread a lot of posts!!
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Sorry, I was out for a few days. I have one setup with a 1600PSI regulated 13 CU IN HPA bottle I purchased from Expert HPA. It will sling a 22 cal 15.9gr JSB around 850 FPS for around 30-40 shots before I need to fill it back above the regulator. That is connected to my CO2 adapter, only trick is attach the bottle before you fill it to prevent leaks due to not fully seating the bottle on the adapter and completely engaging the o-ring.
I also have a huge amount of fun with a good old paintball tank which is still at it’s factory 850 PSI setting, and it will provide somewhere in the 80-90 shots per fill range. The best part is since these are regulated, the rifle shoots plenty of pellets into stacks. I have some 25 yard groups that are 3/8ths of an inch and maybe smaller. Dime size sometimes looks large when shooting a regged HPA Airforce gun.
Rualert