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Any help using a high pressure air cylinder

Several high pressure tanks have come available to me recently. They are air tanks and have been hydro tested to 6750psi. Their use was for breathable air but could be used for other gases as well. My question is can any one give me a direction or advice on how to set them up as a fill station for my rifle? They are approximately 48″ tall.

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Airtanksforsale.com can set you up with quality stuff. Basically you need an adapter and a hose with a bleeder valve which allows you to blow down after filling and a gauge. A regulator for safety or tethered operations would be worthwhile. Finally, a quick-connect for connecting to your gun. Contact airtanksforsale with your valve info and gun connector type and he can fix you up.

John

Go to airhog.com or airtanksforsale.com they have CGA fittings.

After checking my notes, these tanks have a CGA-347 valve on them which is not the same as nitrogen. It is rated at 6000psi. The tank itself is 56″ tall and holds 437 cubic feet at 4500 psi.

Don’t have any pictures just yet, not near them. They are industrial steel and the same dimensions as an Argo, oxygen, etc. they have the same valves as a nitrogen tank.

Post a picture of the tanks. Be sure to get a close up on the valve and gauge.

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